1. Name______Date__ Per__
February 27, 2019 Unit 10 Day 11
Take out: blue/black pen, red pen, homework, paper/spiral, highlighter, 1-3x5 card, student packet
Agenda:
Bellwork
Review HW
Vocab practice
Name______Date__ Per__
Bellwork /4
U10s20-21 Notes /40
TOTAL /44
Graded By__________
Bellwork: Vocab Quiz
Study U10 vocab

2. Bellwork /4
(4) D-Day

3. Bellwork /4
(4) D-Day: The first day of the invasion of France (1) occurring on the beaches of Normandy (1). Eventually over a million men (1) and thousands of vehicles and equipment were landed (1).

4. Grade notes (U10s20-21) with your partner 10 points for each main idea
Unit 10 Set 20: Striking Back at the Third Reich
Strategic bombing (598)
Roosevelt meets Stalin at Teheran (601) (agreements at Teheran)
Unit 10 Set 21: Landing in France
Planning Operation Overlord (601)
The Longest Day (602) (Omaha Beach)
40 points total
Total grade card and pass forward

5. Big Ideas
D-Day
What was it?
When was it?
Why was it important?

6. Unit 10: The World in Flames and World War II Set 20: Striking Back at the Third Reich
Strategic Bombing (p. 599)
Between 1943 and 1945 the Allied Powers stepped up their bombing campaign on the Germans
By the time the Allies landed in France they had total control of the air ensuring their troops would not be bombed

7. Uncle Will

11. FDR, Churchill, and Stalin met in Teheran in 1943
Roosevelt meets Stalin at Teheran (p. 601)
FDR, Churchill, and Stalin met in Teheran in 1943
The leaders reached several agreements

13. 1. Stalin promised to attack Germans in 1944
Teheran Conference:
1. Stalin promised to attack Germans in 1944
2. FDR and Stalin agreed to break up Germany after the war
3. Stalin also promised that once Germany was beaten, the Soviet Union would defeat Japan
4. Stalin also accepted FDR’s proposal to create an international organization to help keep peace after war

14. Planning Operation Overlord (p. 601)
Unit 10: The World in Flames and World War II Set 21: Landing in France
Planning Operation Overlord (p. 601)
By the spring of 1944, everything was ready
over 1.5 million American soldiers, 12,000 airplanes, and more than 5 million tons of equipment had been sent to England
D-Day began on June 6, 1944 when the weather was good enough to cross the English Channel

16. D Day Invasion

17. The Longest Day (p. 602)
Most of the landings went well with the exception of Omaha beach
nearly 2500 American troops were either killed or wounded at Omaha Beach
by the end of the day the invasion had succeeded and Allied forces controlled the French coast

19. Men of the 16th Infantry Regiment seek shelter from German machine-gun fire in shallow water behind "Czech hedgehog" beach obstacles, Easy Red sector

21. Mail Call You have just broke through the lines at Normandy.
You have 2 minutes to write home. Quick!
Write 3 lines to a special person back in the USA.

22. American & Canadian cemeteries in France
American & Canadian cemeteries in France. Over 4,000 troops would be killed on D-Day

24. Big Ideas
D-Day
What was it?
When was it?
Why was it important?

25. Homework
Notes: U10s22-23
Study U10 Vocab

27. Vocabulary Quiz
Japanese Internment (4)
D-Day (4)
Four Freedoms (5)
Munich Pact (4)
Battle of Midway (3)
Total = (20)