Legacy of WWII Periods 2 and 3: Please take out your Tic-Tac-Toe assignments if you have not turned them in. Title your notes: Legacy of WWII. Periods.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

THE END OF WORLD WAR II OK, NOW WHAT!. Objectives Describe the issues faced by the Allies after World War II ended. Summarize the organization of the.

Advertisements

Warm up 4/4/13 List the 4 Allied Powers and 3 Axis Powers label each group.

June 4, 2014 RAW Why did Japan surrender? AIM 70 AIM 70 How did the U.S. attempt to stop the spread of communism? How did the U.S. attempt to stop the.

Chapter 15. JFK, Stalin, Truman Post World War Tensions Cold War- era of high tension and bitter rivalry between US and USSR Iron Curtain- belief that.

League of Nations. United Nations The Marshall Plan.

1 The Effects of WWII & The Rise of Two Super Powers 7 th Grade Social Studies Harold E. Winkler Middle School.

Developments following WWI

World War II Notes.

The Legacy of the War World War II ( ) Chapter 27, Section 5.

Section 5 Searching For Peace. Making A Peace European leaders meet in Paris to create a peace treaty Europeans hoped President Wilson could lead peace.

Objectives Describe the issues faced by the Allies after World War II ended. Summarize the organization of the United Nations. Analyze how new conflicts.

World War II Notes Tuesday, January 20, What was WWII? Largest war in human history. Involved countries, colonies, and territories around the entire.

TITLE: Test and Quizzes Page 127 Date: March 16/17, 2012 Titles: “Unit Cover for Roaring 20’s, Great Depression, WWII” Page 126. Ch. 17/18 Vocab Quiz Progressives.

GLOBAL IMPACT OF WWII. DEFEAT OF DICTATORSHIPS Germany, Italy, and Japan were occupied by armies of the victorious nations Goal – Democratic, peaceful.

Section 4: The Home Front Section 5: The Legacy of the War.

End of WWII and Formation of Post War World 55 million ppl killed (USSR lost 22 million) Holocaust—largest state- sponsored genocide in history Huge change.

COLD WAR United States vs. Soviet Union. International Effects of WWII Soviet forces occupied Eastern and Central Europe Partition of Germany into East.

 War’s Human Cost  20 million troops killed  Millions of civilians killed  21 million refugees.

World War II Notes.

Click to begin. CorrectWrongHome China 100 China II JapanPeacePotpourri

World War II Part IV The Legacy of the War.  WWII the most destructive war in history.  60 million people killed.  50 million more people became refugees.

Period 2: Read the following slides to understand how to fill in the blanks for the remainder of your packet.

UNIT 6 WRAP UP Essential Questions Study Guide Notebook Prep.

Causes and Effects of WWII Causes Europe suffers massive destruction in WWI.

World War II Notes. What was WWII? Largest war in human history. Involved countries, colonies, and territories around the entire world. By the end, over.

Unit II: Communist Russia Under Lenin & Peacemaking, Peacekeeping - International Relations

LEGACY OF WWII. END OF THE WAR  War in Europe ends May 8, 1945  War in the Pacific ends September 2, 1945.

Nuremberg Trials Nuremburg Trials Video The German War Crimes trials that were held in Nuremburg, Germany This was a former rallying point for the.

Causes of WWII review World War II Causes Treaty of Versailles Hitler’s Actions Failure of Appeasement Japan’s search for natural resources Global.

 1 st meeting  February, 1945  Allies near victory in Europe  “The Big Three” FDR, Churchill and Stalin  Stalin wanted harsh repercussions  Compromises.

Unit 7: Interwar Years & WWII A Flawed Peace.

1 The Effects of WWII & The Rise of Two Super Powers 7 th Grade Social Studies Harold E. Winkler Middle School.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8TH TAKE OUT HOMEWORK: LESSON 2 US History Ms. Podpeskar.

The Effects of WWII & The Rise of Two Super Powers

Learning Goal- Post WWII World

The Legacy of World War II

World War II ( ) Chapter 27, Section 5

Essential Question: What led to the Cold War between the United States & Soviet Union? Warm Up Questio:

Why do Wars Occur?

Please take out your Schindler’s List video questions

World Cultures – WWI mini-unit #3

World War II European Theatre

From Allies to Arch Enemies

Ending WWII Atomic Bomb and Legacy.

How did WWII end in Europe?

2/28 Focus: Important Terms: Do Now:

Europe at War Chapter 5, Section 2.

29.3-World War I: Global Conflict

29.3-World War I: Global Conflict

WWI and the Russian Revolution WWII The Cold War The Post-Cold

The Early Cold War and America after WWII Mrs. Sinacore, 2015

Warm Up – April 23 Answer the following questions on a post it:

Chapter 17 The End of the War

WWII Test Review.

Get out stuff for notes Post WWII

The end of World War II led to important changes in the world:

The Legacy of the War.

UNIT I: THE TOTALITARIAN WORLD OF THE 1930’S

WWII Test Review.

To learn about and assess the impact of WWII on America and the world

Aftermath of the War 17-3.

Essential Question: What led to the Cold War between the United States & Soviet Union? Agenda for Unit 5: “Cold War Ideologies” notes.

AfterMATH OF wwii. AfterMATH OF wwii American Reaction Many Americans came to fear “peace” as they thought that the economic progress would end American.

Warm-Up 4/30 Complete the review sheet in the following order:

Effects of WWII.

WORLD WAR II THE LEGACY OF THE WAR.

Essential Question: What led to the Cold War between the United States & Soviet Union?

WWII Test Review.

Essential Question: What led to the Cold War between the United States & Soviet Union?

Presentation transcript:

Legacy of WWII Periods 2 and 3: Please take out your Tic-Tac-Toe assignments if you have not turned them in. Title your notes: Legacy of WWII. Periods 6-8: Please take out article 3 and analysis. Title your notes: Legacy of WWII.

War’s Human Cost 20 million troops killed Millions of civilians killed 21 million refugees

Economic Winners and Losers Many countries in ruins – the US came out on top Marshall Plan – US gave $13 billion to rebuild Europe

Changes in American Society Millions of soldiers came home – baby boom GI Bill – economic and educational assistance for troops Housing demand up

Nuremburg Trials Nazi leaders tried with war crimes 197 tried and convicted (13 executed)

Creation of UN Replace League of Nations as international peace keeping organization

International Tensions Creation of Israel Origins of the Cold War

WWII Quiz Study Guide 5 multiple choice questions Treaty of Versailles Post WWI Problems The Rise of Dictators Growth of the Japanese Empire Totalitarianism

Notebook Check – Regular 4/25/17 1. Unit 8 SSA 2. Unit 8 Essential Questions 3. Unit 8 Vocabulary 4. MAIN Causes of WWI 5. Powderkeg and Spark 6. Mechanization of War and Written Response 7. WWI Casualties Chart 8. Legacy of WWI 9. Europe Before and After War Maps 10. Causes of the Russian Revolution Flow Chart 11. Russian Revolution Timeline 12. Russian Leaders 13. Totalitarianism 14. Origins of WWII 15. Steps to War 16. War in Africa and Europe 17. War in the Pacific 18. Legacy of WWII

Notebook Check – Honors 4/25/17 1. Unit 8 SSA 2. Unit 8 Essential Questions 3. Unit 8 Vocabulary 4. MAIN Causes of WWI 5. Powderkeg and Spark 6. Mechanization of War and Written Response 7. WWI Casualties Chart 8. Wartime Propaganda 9. Legacy of WWI 10. Europe Before and After War Maps 11. Causes of the Russian Revolution Flow Chart 12. Russian Revolution Timeline 13. Russian Leaders 14. Totalitarianism 15. Origins of WWII 16. Steps to War 17. War in Africa and Europe 18. War in the Pacific 19. Legacy of WWII