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    World War II

    DEPTH STUDY 3: AUSTRALIANS AT WAR


    LESSON 2
    Black: read
    Blue: copy

    Goal: To develop a WWII Purple: paraphrase


    /summarise

    timeline of key events. Red: task/activity to


    complete

    WARM-UP: Causes of
    WWII
    https://play.kahoot.it/#/k/ec19aa64-09cc-4d
    85-8aaa-7c605d870039
    NEW INFORMATION Black: read

    Glossary Blue: copy


    Purple: paraphrase
    /summarise
    Anschluss - German “Union”, political Red: task/activity to
    union of Austria with Germany, achieved complete
    through annexation by Adolf Hitler in 1938

    Annexation - in international law, is the


    forcible acquisition of one state's territory
    by another state, usually following military
    occupation of the territory. It is generally
    held to be an illegal act.

    Tripartite Pact - On September 27, 1940,


    the Axis powers are formed as Germany,
    Italy and Japan become allies with the
    signing of the Tripartite Pact in Berlin.
    NEW INFORMATION

    Key Leaders of WWII -


    ALLIES
    Charles de Gaulle
    French general who led the
    French in their fight against
    Joseph Stalin
    Germany. After WWII, he became
    president of France. Communist dictator
    of Soviet Union
    (Russia) Joined war
    1941

    Winston
    Franklin D Roosevelt Churchill
    Neville Chamberlain
    President of the USA Prime Minister of Great Prime Minister of
    during WWII Britain at start of WWII Great Britain
    from 1940 to 1945
    NEW
    INFORMATION
    Key Leaders of WWII -
    AXIS
    Adolf Hitler
    German dictator who
    planned & started WWII.

    Benito Mussolini
    Prime minister of Italy.
    He joined forces with
    Hitler to fight the Allied Hideki Tojo
    powers. Prime minister of Japan.
    Switched Sides in 1943
    when the Allies invaded Entered alliance with
    Sicily. Hitler in 1941.
    events.
    New Information / ACTIVITY #1
    Keywords / Dates / Questions Cornell Notes
    Main points / Notes / Answers to Questions

    1. What did Hitler promise the people of


    Germany before getting into power?
    2.

    3.

    4. What was the Blitzkrieg? How did it


    make WWII different to WWI?
    5.

    6.

    7. Why was 1941 a big year?


    8.

    9.

    10. What was the Blitz?


    11.

    12.

    13. What was the Hunger Plan?


    14.

    Summary
    NEW INFORMATION

    World War II: Crash Course World History


    ACTIVIT
    Y #2
    Adolf Hitler becomes Chancellor of Germany
    German Anschluss with Austria
    World
    War II
    Treaty of Munich
    Hitler invades Czechoslovakia
    Russia and Germany sign pact
    Hitler invades Poland
    Britain and France declare war on Germany
    Hitler invades Denmark and Norway
    Timeline
    Chamberlain resigns
    Dunkirk (Operation Dynamo)
    Italy enters war on side of Axis powers
    France signs armistice with Germany
    Battle of Britain
    Tripartite Pact (Germany, Italy, Japan) In groups of 4, research
    Italy and Germany attack Yugoslavia
    Hitler attacks Russia – Operation Barbarossa the dates of these key
    Pearl Harbor
    Britain and US declare war on Japan
    Battle of El Alamein
    events and add them to
    Battle of Stalingrad
    Axis surrenders in North Africa your timeline template.
    Italy surrenders
    Leningrad liberated
    Rome liberated
    *Google doc link in the
    notes if you prefer an
    D-Day
    Paris liberated
    Battle of the Bulge Begins
    Russians reach Berlin electronic template
    Mussolini captured and executed
    Victory in Europe Day
    Churchill loses election
    Russia declares war on Japan
    Atomic Bomb dropped on Hiroshima
    Atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki
    Japan surrenders
    NEW
    INFORMATION

    3 steps of visual analysis


    1) SEE - What do I see? Describe elements of the source. Obvious features and
    minor details. They are all important.

    2) THINK - What does it represent? Link elements you see to wider


    meaning/symbols/events/people. Who/what is being represented and who/what is
    missing? Think about literal and figurative meaning.
    3) WONDER - Why is it significant?
    Link what is being represented to that moment in history. Why was it produced?
    By who? When? = HISTORICAL CONTEXT
    EXAMPLE

    Visual Analysis of
    a primary source
    SEE THINK
    -A child weeping in the Risk of future wars
    corner
    -'1940 Class' written over -The child, which is the
    child’s head future soldier, who will
    be the "cannon fodder"
    and will suffer the war of
    the future that will arise
    because the Treaty
    won't work (WWII).
    -Peace Treaty lying on - Treaty of Versailles =
    the ground worthless
    - Old men, dressed well, -The Big Four are
    WONDER: The cartoonist was
    leaders predicting WWII, due to the
    represented
    actions of the Big 4 after WWI. The Treaty of Versailles (and
    -Clemenceau
    its punishment(Tiger) -Clemenceau
    of Germany) made (Tiger)
    another war almost certain
    ‘Curios, I hear a child
    (inevitable). acknowledging the risk,
    Activity
    #3

    Your
    Turn!
    Choose one of the
    following cartoons to
    analyse using the
    See-Think-Wonder
    worksheet.

    #
    1
    APPL
    Y
    #
    2
    Goal Review: To develop a WWII
    timeline of key events.
    Noun Verb Extra Info

    Ideology Increased because Use one word from each


    column and as many other
    Treaty Fought such as words you need to create a
    sentence about the causes of
    Imperialism Allied since
    WWII.
    British Invaded however

    French Destroyed by

    Dictator Caused with

    Battles Suffered against

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