World History Thursday April 10, 2014

Week 11

1. Warm Up Week 11

2. Cornell Notes: Ch 14 Section 2 Part 1: The Axis Advances (pg 12)

3. Q/S for C-Notes 4. Wrap Up

Questions and Summary for C Notes

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World Leader Project is Due 4/14 (Monday)

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10.8 Students analyze the causes and consequences of WWII.

Agenda Home Fun Warm Up

World History Friday April 11, 2014Week 11

1. Warm Up Week 11

2. Cornell Notes: Ch 14 Section 1: The Axis Advances

3. Q/S for C-Notes 4. Wrap Up: Due

Today

Turn In Extra Credit Questions and

Summary for C Notes

Turn in your Ticket out the door from Tues if you have not.

World Leader Project is Due 4/14 (Monday)

Eagles: Help your Eaglets!!

Next Slide

10.8 Students analyze the causes and consequences of WWII.

Agenda Home Fun Warm Up

Answer in

complete sentence

s.

Warm-UpWho usually wins a war? Why? Explain your

answer.

65 words minimum, use complete sentences

Cornell Notes: Ch 14 Section 2 Part 1

THE AXIS ADVANCES.

EQ: Which regions were attacked and occupied by the Axis powers and what was life like under their occupation?

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10.8 Students analyze the causes and consequences of World War II.

3. Identify and locate the Allied and Axis powers on a map and discuss the major turning points of the war, the principal theaters of conflict, key strategic decisions, and the resulting war conferences and political resolutions, with emphasis on the importance of geographic factors.

Today’s ObjectivesIdentify and discuss the

immediate causes of World War II by taking Cornell notes and class discussion.

Identify the main theaters of conflict in WWII and explain the significance of each area by taking Cornell notes and participating in class discussion.

Axis and AlliesGermany Adolf Hitler

Italy Benito Mussolini

Japan Emperor Hirohito Prime Minister Tojo

Great Britain - Winston Churchill

France Charles de Gaulle

Soviet Union (USSR) Joseph Stalin

Blitzkrieg (lightening War) invasion of Poland – Sept. 1, 1939.

Germany Sparks New European War

Sept. 3, Britain & France declare war

“Phony War” – 7 month calm

Germany invades

Denmark & Norway in April 1940; both surrender

Germany Sparks New European War

One People, One Empire, One Leader!

The Battle for France

Germany sweeps through Holland, Belgium, & Luxembourg

France invaded - May 1940

Allied troops escape from Dunkirk

Italy joins Germany & declares war on France & Britain - June 10

France surrenders - June 22

Summer 1940 – May 10, 1941

Britain stands alone against Nazis

RAF’s 2,900 planes to Nazis 4,500

The Battle of Britain:

Sept. cities are bombed (London)

Britain’s advantages: radar & Enigma

Hitler calls off attacks

Allies learn: Hitler’s advances could be blocked

The Battle of Britain

Germany & Italy attack N. Africa They want

Oil & Egypt (British)

Mediterranean Fighting

Mediterranean Fighting1941-1942Erwin

Rommel the “desert fox” led German forces.

Pushed British back across the desert to Cairo.

Hitler takes Balkans in April 1941–

Yugoslavia & Greece

The Eastern Front

The Eastern Front10-year nonaggression pact with Stalin (U.S.S.R.) – Aug. 23, 1939

The Eastern Front Hitler invades U.S.S.R. – June 1941

Hitler penetrates 500 miles while Soviets “slash & burn”

The Eastern Front Leningrad & Moscow repel Nazis1 million

Russians die

500,000 German soldiers lost

Wrap UpWho usually wins a war? Why? Explain your

answer.

use complete sentences