1. War Analogy Another presentation by… Domenic Acitelli

2. The War… An atomic bomb exploded during the war. The war began on the 1 st of September 1939 and ended on the 2 nd of September 1945. The war was between two teams; the Allies and the Axis The Allies included forty nine countries including: Australia, China, Egypt, France, great Britain, Greece, India, Iran, Mexico, Russia, New Zealand and United States. The Axis included Bulgaria, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Romania.

3. The Teams... I looked at the teams maybe a little bit different to you. The Allies could have been white because had more chance of winning for the reason that they contained more countries than the Axis. And in a chess game white is more likely to win because they can get a four move checkmate before black.

4. The Pawns... The pawns in the war were the fighters (they tried to defeat the other team) In a chess game the pawns are usually killed first.

5. The Castles... In the war the castles were used to hide in some times fighters would fire their weapons from up there. In a chess game the castle can over look the whole chess board and pieces.

6. The Knight... In the war the knight (horse) was used to travel and jump over objects. In a chess game the horse can jump over peices

7. The Bishop... In the war the bishop would bless the leader of the war to give the team luck. In a chess game the bishop helps the piece in danger.

8. The Queen... In the war the queen could of been the nurse who travels quickly to heal the wounded soldier. In a chess game the queen rushes to the piece that is about to die and kills the marking piece.

9. The King... In the war the king was the leader of the team. The kings did not fight. In a chess game the king is the leader a can not be defeated only checkmated.