VA and US History Mopping up After World War II Lecture Notes: Unit 7 Lesson 6 Standard VUS.12c.

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VA and US History Mopping up After World War II Lecture Notes: Unit 7 Lesson 6 Standard VUS.12c

To Do: Vocabulary Mapping Exercise Interpretation Notes Rights Movie Our list of Rights Questions of the Day Multiple Choice Question Analysis

Vocabulary Occupy Decolonize Partitioned Superpower

TSWBAT Reproduce a map of Post-WWII Europe Describe the end results of WWII in Europe Explain how WWII led to the Cold War

Drawing your Solution Last week we learned that one of the major causes of WWII was how the Treaty of Versailles redrew the map of Europe after WWI.  Use the blank map on the next page to draw a version of Europe that might help avoid WWIII.  8 minutes to draw boundaries and label countries  2 minutes to compare with a neighbor

Interpretation As you watch the clock tick…think…should we be spending this money?

On Your Page War Crimes Trials

Nuremberg Trials

On Your Paper Loss of empires by European powers

The Europeans Realize: Occupying places is expensive  They can actually make more money paying a little for the raw materials and not having to pay to run the place And well…the natives were growing restless.

On Your Paper Establishment of two major powers in the world: The United States and the U.S.S.R.

Cold War Superpowers

At Yalta and Potsdam they divide territories

On Your Page Division of Europe, Iron Curtain

USSR gets Eastern Europe USA gets Japan

Use a different color to draw their version of Europe

30 seconds … Look Don’t Talk

On Your Paper Establishment of the United Nations

The United Nations The United Nations was formed near the end of World War II to create a body for the nations of the world to try to prevent future global wars.

Member Nations The Vatican opted out Kosovo, Taiwan, Western Sahara, and Palestine are in question…but everyone else is in

On Your Page The Marshall Plan

30 Seconds … Look Don’t Talk

On Your Page Efforts for reconstruction of Germany

Who gets what?

Marshall Plan delivers cash to West Germany Stalin expects East Germans to rebuild themselves.

30 seconds … look don’t talk

East Germany took a little longer… Why?

On Your Page Efforts for reconstruction of Japan

Why help rebuild Japan?

On Your Page The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Watch Movie human-rights human-rights Youtube version UIQ UIQ

Questions: What were the outcomes of World War II? What were the war crimes trials? How did the Allies promote reconstruction of the defeated powers? What were the international cooperative organizations created after World War II?

Multiple Choice Question Analysis