January 14 th This day in History: – 1943: FDR & Winston Churchill meet for Casablanca Conference Learning Target: – I can identify major characteristics.

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January 14 th This day in History: – 1943: FDR & Winston Churchill meet for Casablanca Conference Learning Target: – I can identify major characteristics and ideas of WW2 leaders. Opener: – Brainstorm: What do you know about Joseph Stalin, Hideki Tojo, Winston Churchill and/or Harry Truman?

Neville Chamberlain Events March 18, 1869: Neville Chamberlain was born. May 1937: Neville Chamberlain became Prime Minister of Great Britain. May 1940: Neville Chamberlain was replaced as Prime Minister by Churchill. Neville Chamberlain On March 12, 1938 I think we should give Hitler another chance…annexing Austria isn’t that bad. Hitler likes this. Neville Chamberlain On September 30, 1938 Just signed the Munich Agreement! No need to worry about Hitler anymore! Neville Chamberlain On March 15, 1939 Oops. Hitler just conquered Czechoslovakia. My bad, I guess he IS going to be a bit of a problem. About Works at… Prime Minister of Great Britain Lives in… Great Britain Friends Friends with… FDR, Joseph Stalin, Harry Truman and Winston Churchill Likes Peace Appeasement Groups Allies

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