V-E Day Gay Korematsu v. United Iwo Jima Hiroshima States Thomas Dewey Okinawa Nagasaki D-Day Manhattan project Missouri Battle of the Bulge J. Robert Oppenheimer V-J Day Part III: Assignments/Discussions (Points vary based on assignment) New Deal Program assignment- see below two SAQs- 3 sentences (Point, Evidence, Explanation) One- why we should have dropped the atomic bomb (first one) Two- why we should not have dropped the atomic bomb Part IV: Presidential Charts Complete presidential charts for F.D. Roosevelt and Truman. Part V: Concept Questions To review the unit and prepare for the unit test, answer the following questions. Themes Concept Questions Beliefs, Ideas, and Explain the degree to which World War II led to debate over traditional Cultures American values. America in the Understand the reasons that World War II led to the United States becoming a World dominant world power. Geography and Describe the potential impact of the development of atomic power on both Environment physical and human geography. Peopling Explain how the Great Depression caused significant changes in the migration patterns of American society. Identity Explain how the Great Depression changed the way disadvantaged people looked at themselves and the way in which others viewed the disadvantaged. Politics and Explain the reasons for the results of political realignment of many disadvantaged groups to the Democratic Party. Work, Exchange, Explain the impact of technology in helping the United States win the war and and Technology emerge as a dominant world power.
Korematsu v. United States Thomas Dewey D-Day Battle of the Bulge V-E Day Iwo Jima Okinawa Manhattan project J. Robert Oppenheimer Gay Hiroshima Nagasaki Missouri V-J Day Part III: Assignments/Discussions (Points vary based on assignment) New Deal Program assignment- see below two SAQs- 3 sentences (Point, Evidence, Explanation) One- why we should have dropped the atomic bomb (first one) Two- why we should not have dropped the atomic bomb Part IV: Presidential Charts Complete presidential charts for F.D. Roosevelt and Truman. Part V: Concept Questions To review the unit and prepare for the unit test, answer the following questions. Themes Concept Questions Beliefs, Ideas, and Cultures Explain the degree to which World War II led to debate over traditional American values. America in the World Understand the reasons that World War II led to the United States becoming a dominant world power. Geography and Environment Describe the potential impact of the development of atomic power on both physical and human geography. Peopling Explain how the Great Depression caused significant changes in the migration patterns of American society. Identity Explain how the Great Depression changed the way disadvantaged people looked at themselves and the way in which others viewed the disadvantaged. Politics and Explain the reasons for the results of political realignment of many disadvantaged groups to the Democratic Party. Work, Exchange, and Technology Explain the impact of technology in helping the United States win the war and emerge as a dominant world power.
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