

INTRODUCTION TO WORLD WAR II
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6th Grade
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Stephen Ohene
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WORLD WAR 2
An Introduction
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
*To think critically about cause and effect relationships, as well as some of the possible causes for wars and WWII.
*To demonstrate knowledge and understanding of many of the essential facts about WW2, including answers to the who, what, when, where, why and how of the war.
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Cause and Effect: World War II?
*As we know from what we learned about cause and effect relationships, almost everything happens as a result of previous events or causes.
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Open Ended
Can you think of any cause of or reason why a war might begin?
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World War II
WHAT was it and WHEN did it happen?
*A WORLD-WIDE war on a massive scale.
*The war officially started in 1939 and the final country surrendered in 1945.
*Total military and civilian deaths as a result of the war are estimated to be between 60-85 million.
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Open Ended
What was World War 2?
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Multiple Choice
When did the World War start and end?
1993 and 1954
1399 and 1495
1938 and 1594
1939 and 1945
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Multiple Select
What was the estimated death as a result of the war?
5 to 7 million
6 to 8 million
7 to 9 million
8 to 10 million
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WHO was Involved?
The Allied Powers: United Kingdom, Commonwealth countries, France, Soviet Union (in 1941) and USA (in 1942).
The Axis Powers: Germany, Japan, Italy
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Multiple Select
Identify two countries within the Allied Powers
United Kingdom
Italy
France
Ghana
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Multiple Select
Identify two countries within the Axis Powers
USA
Togo
Japan
Germany
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The Leaders:
The Allied and Axis powers were led by some of the most important and influential world leaders of the last century. These include:
Winston Churchill (United Kingdom)
Franklin Roosevelt (USA)
Adolf Hitler (Nazi Germany)
Josef Stalin (Soviet Union)
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Multiple Choice
The Allied and Axis powers were led by these except...
Franklin Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Napoleon Bonaparte
Josef Stalin
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WHERE was
it Fought?
The war was fought mostly in Western
and Eastern Europe, ranging from
France to Russia (Soviet Union).
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The war also took place in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, East Asia, and northern Africa!
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WHY did it Occur?
It was mostly a war of aggression and expansion started by Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan. They wanted more land, more resources, more money and more power.
The leader of Nazi Germany, Adolf Hitler, is considered the single most responsible individual.
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Open Ended
Why did World War 2 occur?
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Multiple Choice
Who is considered the single most responsible individual for World War 2?
Adolf Hitler
Josef Stalin
Winston Churchill
Franklin Roosevelt
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HOW was it Fought?
It was the first war to be fought equally on land, at sea and in the air, using advanced new technologies and strategies that changed the world forever.
1. Soldiers and tanks
2. Battleships and Aircraft carriers
3. Fighters and Bombers
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Multiple Select
Identify two ways in which the war was fought
Spears and swords
Soldiers and tanks
Fighters and Bombers
Bows and arrows
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THANK YOU
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An Introduction
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