'Iwo jima' presentation slideshows

Ethos in Leadership

Ethos in Leadership. The Credibility to Inspire During Crisis The Credibility to Guide Behavior. As America Slept. The Arsenal of Democracy. The Arsenal of Democracy. The DEMAGOGUES Charles Lindbergh . As America Slept. The Arsenal of Democracy The Reaction Wheeler. As America Slept.

4.78k views • 59 slides

Americans and a World in Crisis, 1933-1945

Americans and a World in Crisis, 1933-1945. Chapter 25: The Enduring Vision. Guiding Questions. How did the Roosevelt administration and the American people respond to the international crises of the 1930s ? How did war mobilization transform the American economy and government ?

700 views • 54 slides

World War II

World War II. 1939-1945. I. Dictators Rise To Power. A. Treaty of Versailles- created depression in Europe and resentment in Germany. Countries were economically ruined and people feared Communism in the East. I. Dictators Rise To Power.

599 views • 53 slides

What was state-side America like during World War II?

What was state-side America like during World War II?. What similarities were there with WW I?. What changes were taking place?. America on the Home Front During World War II. Your Number Was Called!. Marine Corps Motor Pool. Servicing U. S. Bombers. USO Canteen.

434 views • 35 slides

WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD

506 views • 33 slides

War in the Pacific

War in the Pacific. Japanese expansion until 1941. 1931 invasion of Manchuria with plans to take southeast Asia 1937 capture Nanking, embarking on deadly rampage killing 200,000 Chinese 1941 Japan intended to invade Dutch East Indies for its resources to build military

501 views • 33 slides

The Battles for the Pacific

The Battles for the Pacific. Japanese Advances. Within Six months after Pearl Harbor, Japan dwarfed the German Empire by taking the following:. Hong Kong French Indochina Malaya Burma Thailand Half of China. Formosa Dutch East Indies Guam Wake Solomon Islands 2 Aleutian Islands.

422 views • 27 slides

WWII

WWII. Causes, Conflict, and Consequences, 1919-1945. Exploitable Frustrations with Tr. Of Versailles. Polish Corridor Reparations Tariffs Security provisions require enforcement. Totalitarianism. Individual Subordinated to the state

493 views • 26 slides

Yahoo! GeoPlanet Exploring Places (without Maps)

Yahoo! GeoPlanet Exploring Places (without Maps). Intro. Yahoo! Geo Technologies overview The issues in and around global geo data GeoPlanet Web Service. Yahoo! Geo Technologies. Expertise Maps : global mapping platform and geospatial technologies User Location :

420 views • 26 slides

North Reading Middle School Washington D.C. Trip 2014

North Reading Middle School Washington D.C. Trip 2014. DAY 1 June 9th: Departure from school 6:00 a.m. Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island. World War II Memorial. Martin Luther King Memorial. FDR Memorial. DAY 2 June 10: Arlington National Cemetery & Iwo Jima Memorial. White House.

445 views • 23 slides

GC unit 11 Part 1

GC unit 11 Part 1. World War II. The US position. Still viewed all of this as a European problem Isolationism The Neutrality Acts Eventually these were relaxed and we began to aid the allies Lend lease Act, Destroyers for naval bases July 1941 Japanese occupy Indo-China

333 views • 22 slides

Enamor:

Enamor:. Verb To fill or inflame with love (usually used in the passive and followed by of or sometimes with ) Sentence: She's enamored of her new boyfriend. Source: Dictionary.com Skyla Robbins. Esoteric. [es-uh-ter-ik] Adjective

471 views • 18 slides

War Strategies

War Strategies. CORAL SEA/MIDWAY. May and June of 1942 Stopped the Japanese advance West and began the American push back toward the mainland Four carriers and 300 planes destroyed. CORAL SEA/MIDWAY. May and June of 1942

311 views • 16 slides

The War Ends

The War Ends. War Ends in Europe. Soviet Victories - 1943 ? won Battle of Stalingrad - end of 1943 ? advanced & pushed back Germans - early 1944 ? Siege of Leningrad ended - January 1945 ? Soviets within 40 miles of Berlin. War Ends in Europe. D-Day

263 views • 12 slides

Monuments

Monuments. These buildings and places were built to honor men and women who helped our country. STATUE OF LIBERTY NEW YORK CITY. WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON, DC. THOMAS JEFFERSON STATUE. JEFFERSON MEMORIAL. CAPITOL BUILDING WASHINGTON, DC. Lincoln Memorial. WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

267 views • 10 slides

1950 - Korea

161 views • 8 slides

Pacific Theater

Pacific Theater. The Fall. After Pearl Harbor, the Japanese were attacking parts of China, Hong Kong, French Indochina, Malaya, Burma, Thailand, and the Philippines. Gen. Douglas MacArthur was in command of the combined Filipino American forces defending the Philippines.

221 views • 8 slides

Photography: American Iconic Images

Photography: American Iconic Images. Jasper Johns, Three Flags , 1958. Cultural Icons. R eadily recognized and usually represents an object or concept with great cultural significance to a wide cultural group.

246 views • 7 slides

267 views • 6 slides

173 views • 4 slides