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A Demonstration Lesson
Road to
War
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Technology Resourcesto IntegrateGlencoe / The
American Journey
  • Chapter 26 etext
  • Glencoe Online
  • Modifiable Notes on PPT
  • Music Through History
  • DVD

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The lesson.
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Contributing Causes
  • Unresolved issues from Treaty Of Versailles
  • US desire for foreign markets
  • Nationalism
  • Militarism
  • Expansionism
  • Imperialism

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Guide to Reading
Main Idea
  • As dictators threatened world peace, the United
    States tried to follow a policy of neutrality. ?

Key Terms
  • dictator ?
  • totalitarian ?
  • appeasement
  • fascism ?
  • anti-Semitism ?

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  • Think about
  • why dictators came to power around the world
  • dictators actions that led to the outbreak of
    World War II
  • how US would react

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Read Rise of Dictators pages 752
- 753
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Download From Discovery Education America in the
20th Century World War II The Road to War Italy
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Read Germany page 753
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Germany 1
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Read Japan page 754
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Japan
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Read Soviet Union page 754
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Soviet Union
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Read Germany on
the March page 754
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Germany 2
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How did Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin, and the
Japanese military leaders threaten world peace in
the 1930s?
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  • They pursued an aggressive policy of
    expansionism and increased their nations
    military power.
  • In 1940 Japan, Germany, and Italy allied with one
    another, binding them together should any of them
    go to war.
  • This unified the three countries, making them
    more dangerous in the event of war breaking out.

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What was Hitlers motive behind signing the
Nazi-Soviet pact with Stalin, his enemy?
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  • Hitlers hidden motive was his goal to invade
    Poland.
  • He could not do so outright because Stalin would
    be angry
  • and feel threatened since Poland bordered the
    Soviet Union.
  • The pact allowed Hitler to use force against
    Poland without fear of Soviet intervention.

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Great for individual
student use or
for the class as a whole World War Two Movies
from BBC A series of movies telling the
stories of some of those caught up in the
devastating events of World War Two
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Extending the lesson
  • NEA Jazz in the Schools
  • PBS Jazz
  • PBS Jazz Kids
  • MSNBC Pearl Harbor Interactive
  • National Geographic Pearl Harbor Interactive
  • BBC World War II
  • Arlington National Cemetery
  • Newseum
  • Thinkfinity
  • eMINTS
  • MeL
  • TeachingBooks
  • Holocaust

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  • Discovery Education
  • Interactive History Diagrams
  • Glencoe / The American Journey
  • VoiceThread
  • GCast
  • Audacity
  • Teacher Tube
  • I4C
  • National Air Space Museum, Smithsonian
    Institution 
  • Internet Archive

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Suggested Novels
  • The Avion My Uncle Flew by Cyrus Fisher
  • Jacob Have I Loved by Katherine Paterson
  • The Upstairs Room by Johanna Reiss
  • Behind the Bedroom Wall by Laura E. Williams
  • Eyes of the Emperor by Graham Salisbury
  • Summer of My German Soldier by Brett Greene
  • Fosters War by Carolyn Reeder

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  • Student Project Example
  • Fosters War

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  • Evaluation of Media
  • (converter)
  • Literature connection
  • Story of an Eyewitness
  • and more

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  • The end
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