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WORLD WAR TWO EVENTS Title at the top Pearl Harbor Coral Sea and Midway Island Fighting D-day The Fall of Berlin Iwo jima and Okinawa Manhattan Project Hiroshima and Nagasaki Title at the top Bullet points summarizing what happened Picture relating to the event

Pearl Harbor Title at the top Bullet points summarizing what happened MAKE SURE TO EXPLAIN US Pacific Fleet Series of attacks Damage to fleet and Navy U.S.S. Arizona FDR’s address to Congress Title at the top Bullet points summarizing what happened Picture relating to the event

Coral Sea and Midway Title at the top MAKE SURE TO EXPLAIN Factors that led to American success at Midway Battle of Coral Sea Battle of Midway Title at the top Bullet points summarizing what happened Picture relating to the event

Island Fighting Title at the top MAKE SURE TO EXPLAIN Operation Cartwheel (Island Hopping) Guadalcanal Impact of geography on the war and soldiers Title at the top Bullet points summarizing what happened Picture relating to the event

D-Day Title at the top Bullet points summarizing what happened MAKE SURE TO EXPLAIN Purpose of D-Day Operation Overlord/Eisenhower Fake invasion Beaches invaded & geographical challenges Casualties Results of the battle Title at the top Bullet points summarizing what happened Picture relating to the event

The Fall of Berlin Title at the top MAKE SURE TO EXPLAIN Soviet v. American race to Berlin Civilian impact Hitler’s bunker Title at the top Bullet points summarizing what happened Picture relating to the event

Iwo Jima and Okinawa Title at the top MAKE SURE TO EXPLAIN Iwo Jima Okinawa Casualties What’s next? Title at the top Bullet points summarizing what happened Picture relating to the event

Manhattan Project Title at the top MAKE SURE TO EXPLAIN Einstein, Oppenheimer Los Alamos, New Mexico Power of the bombs Title at the top Bullet points summarizing what happened Picture relating to the event

Hiroshima and Nagasaki MAKE SURE TO EXPLAIN Why did they choose the cities? Tokyo firebombing B-29, Enola Gay, Little Boy Hiroshima damage Fat Man, Nagasaki Title at the top Bullet points summarizing what happened Picture relating to the event