The politics & the people. Introduction  This PowerPoint will introduce you to the people behind World War II  Your responsibility is to determine their.

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The politics & the people

Introduction  This PowerPoint will introduce you to the people behind World War II  Your responsibility is to determine their background, motivation, and responsibilities to their people.

The Allied Powers  Who is pictured here?  What forms of government do they represent?  Was their relationship based on need or ideals? Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C USA LC-USZ DLC

Franklin D. Roosevelt  What title did he hold during World War II?  Why did he involve his country in WWII?  What were the outcomes for his country? Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C USA LC-USZ DLC

Winston Churchill Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, FSA-OWI Collection, LC-USW C DLC (b&w film neg.)  What title did he hold during World War II?  Why did he involve his country in WWII?  What were the outcomes for his country?

Joseph Stalin  What title did he hold during World War II?  Why did he involve his country in WWII?  What were the outcomes for his country? joseph_stalin.jpg

The Axis Powers  Who is pictured here?  What forms of government do they represent?  Was their relationship based on need or ideals?

Adolf Hitler  What title did he hold during World War II?  Why did he involve his country in WWII?  What were the outcomes for his country? img/USA-E-Supreme-p176a.jpg

Benito Mussolini  What title did he hold during World War II?  Why did he involve his country in WWII?  What were the outcomes for his country? fascismo-manifesto.htm

Emperor Hirohito & Hideki Tojo  What titles did they hold during World War II?  Why did they involve their country in WWII?  What were the outcomes for their country?

Your Assignment  Use the provided Internet resources to research one of these world leaders.  Complete the research  Share your learning  Develop questions to ask these leaders regarding their experience/decisions during WWII.

Challenge  What connection does Quincy, Illinois have to the end of World War II?