World War I1938 Homework Your Choice 1 Write out ten questions that you believe will be on the test and answer them in complete sentences 2 Write a paragraph on the policy of appeasement including what appeasement is which countries practiced this policy why they practiced this policy ID: 677431
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Test III and District Assessment
World War I-1938Slide2
Homework: Your Choice
1. Write out ten questions that you believe will be on the test and answer them in complete sentences
2. Write a paragraph on the policy of appeasement, including what appeasement is, which countries practiced this policy, why they practiced this policy, and how/why this policy failed to stop war
3. Re-write the lyrics to a song that describes the government and polices of either Stalin, Hitler, Mussolini, Hirohito, Chamberlain, or Roosevelt (Must include at least ten lines and a chorus)Slide3
Warm Up
What agreement did Great Britain and France make with Hitler?
Where did they make this agreement?
What policy was represented in this agreement?Slide4
Looking Ahead
Next Week: Test III and District Assessment Slide5
Learning Objectives
Synthesize the beginnings of Hitler’s campaign to take over Europe
Improve geographical understanding of Hitler’s Germany
Analyze and interpret the problems with appeasementSlide6
Study Guides
Finish completing Study GuidesSlide7
Hitler begins his takeover of Europe
1934: Hitler becomes “Fuhrer” of Germany
1936: Hitler takes back the Rhineland
1938: Anschluss- Hitler annexes Austria
Annex: To take over
1938: Munich Conference: Great Britain, France, Italy, and Germany meet in Munich and agree to give Hitler back a part of Czechoslovakia known as the Sudetenland Slide8
Occupation of The Rhineland-1936Slide9
The Anschluss: 1938Slide10
The Sudetenland: 1938Slide11
Labeling the Map
Label countries 1-8
Color the pieces of land in the appropriate places
Answer this question: What do you think is the connection between these different lands and the Treaty of Versailles?Slide12
Check for Understanding
What is Lebensraum? How is this related to the Rhineland, The Anschluss, and the Sudetenland?Slide13
World War II in Color
Answer the following questions:
What was the Luftwaffe? How did this violate the Treaty of Versailles?
Why did Hitler believe Austria should be part of Germany?
How did Hitler justify the Sudetenland becoming part of Germany
What was the compromise that Great Britain and France made with Germany and Italy at the Munich Conference?
Why wasn’t Hitler afraid of invading Poland? What did he think about the British and French after they appeased him at Munich? What does this tell you about the problems with appeasementSlide14
Charades
Guess the word that is being acted out Slide15
Warm Up
What questions do you have about the
content
on the Study Guide
Example of good question: Can we review the Armenian Genocide?
Example of bad question: How many questions are going to be on the test?Slide16
Homework: Your Choice
1. Write
out ten questions that you believe will be on the test and answer them in complete sentences
2. Write a paragraph on the policy of appeasement, including what appeasement is, which countries practiced this policy, why they practiced this policy, and how/why this policy failed to stop war
3. Re-write the lyrics to a song that describes the government and polices of either Stalin, Hitler, Mussolini, Hirohito, Chamberlain, or Roosevelt (Must include at least ten lines and a chorus)Slide17
Learning Objectives
Analyze the Munich Conference and the policy of appeasement
Interpret Political Cartoons about appeasement
Demonstrate comprehension of material from Imperialism to 1938Slide18
The Munich Conference-1938
The Big Four:
Great Britain: Neville Chamberlain
a. Believed that good will and determination could lead to peaceful solutions
France: Edouard Daladier
Germany: Adolf Hitler
Italy: Benito Mussolini
Winston Churchill: Believed that Great Britain was to blame for agreeing to appease Germany at MunichSlide19
Neville Chamberlain: British Prime Minister from 1937-1940Slide20
Winston Churchill: British Prime Minister from 1940-1945Slide21
Check for Understanding
What is appeasement?
What
countries were the appeasers and what country was being appeased?
How did Chamberlain and Churchill disagree over appeasement?
What did Hitler want? Did he get it? Why?
Which other country SHOULD HAVE been at the Munich Conference?Slide22
Interpret the Political CartoonSlide23
Kahoot.ITSlide24
Warm Up
Put your notebooks under your desk and get prepared to take testSlide25
TestSlide26
Learning Objectives
Collaborate with group members to demonstrate comprehension of Appeasement
Analyze different opinions on the Munich Conference
Synthesize material on the District AssessmentSlide27
Role-Playing: Appeasement
In a group of 3-4 people, demonstrate the problems with Appeasement by role-playing
Examples
Biggie demands that Tupac give him some “bling
bling
”
Your mother/father demands that you do homework
Your best friend demands that you let them borrow room in your locker
Make sure to write a script…everyone in the group has to play a character and say somethingSlide28
Ideas on the Munich Conference and Appeasement
1. William Shirer: Radio Broadcaster
Believed that Europeans were happy to avoid another war, however, the Czechs were not happy
Keith Eubank: Author of
Origins of World War II
a. Stopping Hitler before 1939 was not an issue because he had done nothing wrong that would justify Britain and France going to war with himSlide29
Brainstorming
How did the following people feel about Appeasement and the Munich Conference?
William Shirer
Neville Chamberlain
Winston Churchill
Keith Eubank
Whose ideas did the political cartoon best match with?Slide30
District Assessment