1. U.S. History Agenda 3/07/17
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CSA Study-guide Due at end of review game !
CSA #6: WWI Test

2. U.S. History Agenda 3/06/17 Primary source poster
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Primary source poster
CSA Study-guide Due at end of period!
Test tomorrow! Do not forget to study!!

3. U.S. History Agenda 2/28/17 Warm up #7 Lesson #6 Hiroshima & Nagasaki
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Warm up #7
Lesson #6 Hiroshima & Nagasaki
Two Historical Narratives
4) Source Analysis: Expert groups
5) Evidence Based Group discussion
6) Memorial Decision
7) Exit Slip #9

4. Great work! But remember…
The are no winners in war

5. U.S. History Agenda 3/2/17 Finish Source Analysis: Expert groups
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Finish Source Analysis: Expert groups
Evidence Based Group discussion
Memorial Decision
Primary source poster
Exit Slip #9
Quote of the day: Determine never t be idle…it is wonderful how much may be done if we are always doing”- Thomas Jefferson

6. Exit Slip #9
How should we remember Hiroshima and Nagasaki – as Japanese victimization or as an American triumph? Support your argument with at least three main reasons.
Sentence starters:
In my opinion, we should remember the dropping of the atomic bomb as _______ because______,_____ &____.

7. Warm Up #7 “There are no winners in war.”
What do you think this quote means? Agree or disagree?
Sentence Starters:
I agree/disagree with this quote because_______.

8. Lecture #7 Hiroshima & Nagasaki
FLT: I will be able to construct an argument with evidence based on the consequences of the bombings of Hiroshima & Nagasaki.

9. WWII – Atomic Bombings of Japan
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10. Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Manhattan Project = code name
for the top-secret building
of the atomic bomb
President Harry Truman believed a-bombs were the
best option.
Why do you think that President Truman believed that a-bombs were the best option to force Japan to surrender?
Enola Gay = name of B-29 bomber (plane) that dropped the atomic bomb

11. Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
August 6, 1945 – first A-bomb dropped on Hiroshima
3 days later, second A-bomb dropped on Nagasaki
73,000 died instantly in Hiroshima and 37,500 in Nagasaki. Radiation killed many more
Japan surrendered on September 2, 1945; end of WWII

12. How should we remember Hiroshima & Nagasaki?
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17. Essential Question: How should we remember Hiroshima & Nagasaki?
Two historical narratives:
Japanese Victimization Annotate and analyze the sources to determine arguments for Japanese Victimization.
American Triumph Annotate and analyze the sources to determine arguments for American Triumph.

18. Expert Groups source analysis
Look through Doc.’s A-E and write 5 facts about either the Japanese or the American Experience.

19. Evidence Based Group discussion
In your new groups:
share your 5 pieces of evidence

20. Memorial Decision
As a group: Pick the picture that best illustrates the atomic bomb and fill out the graphic organizer

21. How should we remember Hiroshima & Nagasaki?
Primary Source Poster:
1. Write the main question at the top 2. Organize sources (Japanese Victimization, American Triumph) 3. Create a fact list in the middle of the main points. (~5 facts) 4. Create your thesis (opening sentence of PR) and list at least 3 main reasons to support your argument.

22. Primary Source Poster (example)
EQ: How should we remember Hiroshima & Nagasaki?? Which side had the better argument?
Japanese Victimization American Triumph
Thesis: We should remember Hiroshima and
Nagasaki as ________ because…
-at east 3 main reasons to support
your claim
Fact List
At least 5 facts/info
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23. Exit Slip #9
How should we remember Hiroshima and Nagasaki – as Japanese victimization or as an American triumph? Support your argument with at least three main reasons.
Sentence starters:
In my opinion, we should remember the dropping of the atomic bomb as _______ because______,_____ &____.