World
History

Unit 12 The Twentieth Century
Chapter 37 Conflict and Change
1900 - 1945
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| Topic 37-1 World War 1 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Objective Discuss the causes, events, and results of World War I. |
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| Classwork-Homework Mobilize: call up troops Trench Warfare: fight from trenches protected with barbed wire Artillery: mounted gun fire Armistice: stop in fighting Armaments: equipment for war Mandate: right to rule Isolationists: stay out of European affairs and world problems Archduke Franz Ferdinand Woodrow Wilson
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| Objective Identify locations of the Central and Allied Powers. |
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| Day 3 |
| Topic Treaty of Versailles |
| Objective List the pinishment the Treaty of Versailles put on Germany. |
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| Classwork/ Homework Play on the Treaty. |
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| Topic 37-2 Between the Wars |
| Objective Describe how communism developed in Russia |
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| Classwork-Homework Depression: sudden slow down in business Garrison: military group stationed in the area Soviets: committees that represent workers and soldiers Heavy Industry: manufacture of basic materials and machines Collectivization: uniting small farms into large ones controlled by the gov't Social Security Laws: provided money for elderly people and orphans Dictatorship: country ruled by one person with absolute power Chancellor: prime minister Swastika: Nazi synbol, the hooked black cross Appeasement: giving in to demands
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| Topic Axis vs. Allies in WWII | ||||||||||||
| Objective Trace the course and outcome of World War II. |
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| Day 6 |
| Topic 37-3 World War II |
| Objective Explain reasons Italy and Germany became dictatorships. |
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| Classwork-Homework Blitzkrieg: lighting war Concentration Camps: Genocide: mass murder of a people Holocaust: program to erradicate the Jews Cremation Ovens: places to burn dead bodies Dwight David Eisenhower: Supreme Allied Commander; President of the USA Harry Truman: President after Roosevelt died; dropped atomic boms on Japan General Douglas MacArthur: military governor of Japan after WWII Early Axis Victories War in Europe War in Asia and the Pacific The Aftermath of War Making the Peace |
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| Day 7 |
| Topic Adolf Hitler |
| Objective Facts about Hitler's life and the historical events which occurred during that time. Hitler's view of history, his theory of race, and his political goals. Hitler's use of anti-Semitism to advance his career and to consolidate power. How a political leader was able to manipulate the political system in a democracy and obtain autocratic power. |
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| Day 8 |
| Topic Holocaust |
| Objective To examine primary source accounts of persecution and ghetto life from a Holocaust survivor. |
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| Topic On Line Activities |
| Objective Read and listen to stories of the War from authentic sources. |
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| ALLIANCES |
| CZARS OF RUSSIA |
| HITLER |
| HOLOCAUST |
| MUSSOLINI |
| NURMEBERG TRIALS |
| RUSSIA |
| TRENCH WARFARE |
| WORLD WAR I |
| WORLD WAR II |
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