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Power Point Magazine: Part 1 - America: How We Lived.
The story of American History World War II Publisher: Bre Shader
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Table of Contents World War II Project- three topics – 50 points Unit IV- A Champion of Democracy ( )- 70 points- You must have two pictures per slide!!!! World War II Project- at least 12 slides of your three topics (4 per topic)- 25 points Chapter 13 – World War II Erupts – 4 slides- most important ideas of the chapter and why. 10 points Chapter 14– The United States in World War II – 4 slides- most important ideas of the chapter and why. 10 points Chapter 15 – The Cold War Begins – 4 slides- most important ideas of the chapter and why. 10 points Chapter 16 – Post War America – 4 slides- most important ideas of the chapter and why. 10 points Summary of Unit IV- What enhanced or threatened U.S. democracy during this unit? (Good and Bad- Victory or Defeat)- 2 slides. No lists 5 points 50’s and 60’s Project – three topics – 50 points Unit V – A Nation Facing Challenges ( ) – 70 points- You must have two pictures per slide!!!! 50’s-60’s project- at least 12 slides of your three topics (4 per topic)- 25 points Chapter 17- The New Frontier and the Great Society- 4 slides- most important ideas of the chapter and why. 10 points Chapter 18- The Civil Rights Movement- 4 slides- most important ideas of the chapter and why. 10 points Chapter 19- The Vietnam War- 4 slides- most important ideas of the chapter and why. 10 points Chapter 20- A Time of Social Change- 4 slides- most important ideas of the chapter and why. 10 points Summary of Unit V- What enhanced or threatened U.S. democracy during this unit? (Good and Bad- Victory or Defeat)- 2 slides. No lists 5 points 70’s, 80’s and 90’s Project– three topics – 50 points- You must have two pictures per slide!!!! Unit VI – Looking Toward the Future (1968-Present)- 60 points 70’s, 80’s and 90’s project- at least 12 slides of your three topics (4 per topic)- 25 points Chapter 21- A Search for Order- 4 slides- most important ideas of the chapter and why. 10 points Chapter 22- A Conservative Era- 4 slides- most important ideas of the chapter and why. 10 points Chapter 23- Into the Twenty-First Century- 4 slides- most important ideas of the chapter and why. 10 points Summary of Unit VI- What enhanced or threatened U.S. democracy during this unit? (Good and Bad- Victory or Defeat)- 2 slides. No lists 5 points (DO NOT USE CHAPTER TITLES FOR YOUR IMPORTANT IDEAS.)
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Unit IV- A Champion of Democracy (1939-1960)
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A Failure of Democracy-
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A Victory for Democracy-
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World War II Power Point Presentation
10th American History World War II Power Point Presentation Name - ___________________________________ Date Due-_________________ Directions: We will spend four days in the Computer Lab researching World War II. Each day is planned out below. You will be adding to your American History Magazine power point as your final project. This project will be presented to the class. Topics- You will be given a number which corresponds to the topics on the topic sheet. You must get enough information to make at least 2 slides for each topic (at least 2 per day) Day 1- You will research over the assigned topics for the Holocaust. Day 2- You will research over the assigned topics for either Pre- World War II or Post World War II Day 3- You will research over the assigned topics for either World War II Battles or the American Home front during World War II. Day 4- Work day to put together the American History Magazine power point which must be saved in the public file under your class- Public on ‘ads’ (P:), High School, American History, Power Point- 10th American History, then your class. Cover Page- 1st slide of presentation- Be as creative as you can. Title- World War II Name and Class Period Individual Slides- Must be legible, Writing per slide can be no more than 4 lines with 4 words per slide. You will be able to use your notes for the presentation of your power point. At least two slides per topic You may import (cut and paste) only pictures Your presentation may last no more than 2 min. You must take notes every day in class. No downloading, no cut and paste. DO NOT COPY THIS REPORT- PUT IT IN YOUR OWN WORDS. You must hand in all of your notes when you have finished your presentation.. 50 points DAY 1: World War II and the Holocaust- worth 10 points DAY 2: Pre- World War II or Post World War II- worth 10 points DAY 3: Battles of World War II or the American Home front - worth 10 points Cover Page = 5 points Creativity = 5 points Time limit of 2 min. maximum = 5 points Overall- coverage of information, notes and appropriate presentation = 5 points.
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World War II – American History Magazine Topics Assign each student a number at random
Holocaust topics Pre and Post World War II Topics Battles of World War II or the Homefront during World War II Children of the Holocaust Concentration Camps Doctors and Medical Experiments Final Solution Holocaust Jewish Ghettos- Warsaw and Lodz Mobile Killing Units- Eisnsatgruben Nazi Gold Other Victims of the Holocaust St. Louis- Ship with Jewish Immigrants What the Liberators saw. Women and the holocaust Holocaust Heroes Death Marches Hitler’s rise to power in Germany Hitler Youth Mein Kampf Italy and Mussolini. Japan before WWII NAZI Beliefs SA, SS, WS and Gestapo. Pearl Harbor. Allied Leaders/Generals/Axis Generals- Erwin Rommel Munich Pact and German-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact Jews in Germany before World War II (Kristallnacht and the Nuremberg Laws) Lebensraum and Anschluss Lebensborn NAZI Propoganda- Joseph Goebbels The Marshall Plan- (European Recovery Program) Casablanca Conference Yalta Conference Potsdam Conference Hiroshima Nagasaki Casualties of World War II Germany- After the War and War Criminal- Nuremberg Trials Death of Adolph Hitler Death of Mussolini Japan- After the War and War Criminals- Tokyo War Crimes Trial Bataan Death March Comfort women U.S. POW’s in Germany and under Japanese control El Alamein or Operation Torch Dunkirk Maginot Line Battle of Britain- (Operation Sea Lion) D-Day (Operation Overlord) Battle of the Bulge Leningrad, Stalingrad The battleship the Bismarck or German U-Boats Iwo Jima Guadalcanal Saipan Leyte Gulf Midway Kamikaze The Great Raid- Philippines Doolittle’s Raid over Tokyo U.S.S. Indianapolis, Indian Code Talkers and Code Breakers Weapons of WWII- V1, V2, Peenemunde, secret weapons, wonder weapons, and gas. Tuskegee Airmen Scrap drives and rationing in World War II Internment of Japanese Americans (Executive Order 9066) Women and World War II- “Rosie the Riveter” Executive order 8082 Home front Propaganda in WWII- “Kilroy was here”, Posters, Bond drives, advertizing during the war, Dr. Seuss goes to war Raising of the flag on Iwo Jima and what it meant back home Wartime movie making War time Profiteering- Truman Committee on War Profiteering.
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Unit V – A Nation Facing Challenges (1954-1975)
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50’s + 60’s Power Point Presentation
10th American History 50’s + 60’s Power Point Presentation Name - ___________________________________ Date Due-_________________ Directions: We will spend four days in the Computer Lab researching World War II. Each day is planned out below. You will be adding to your American History Magazine power point as your final project. This project will be presented to the class. Topics- You will be given a number which corresponds to the topics on the topic sheet. You must get enough information to make at least 2 slides for each topic (at least 2 per day) Day 1- You will research over the assigned topics for the 50’s Day 2- You will research over the assigned topics for the 60’s Day 3- You will research over the assigned topics for either Korean War or the Vietnam War Day 4- Work day to put together the American History Magazine power point which must be saved in the public file under your class- Public on ‘ads’ (P:), High School, American History, Power Point- 10th American History, then your class. Cover Page- 1st slide of presentation- Be as creative as you can. Title- 50’s and 60’s Name and Class Period Individual Slides- Must be legible, Writing per slide can be no more than 4 lines with 4 words per slide. You will be able to use your notes for the presentation of your power point. At least two slides per topic You may import (cut and paste) only pictures Your presentation may last no more than 2 min. You must take notes every day in class. No downloading, no cut and paste. DO NOT COPY THIS REPORT- PUT IT IN YOUR OWN WORDS. You must hand in all of your notes when you have finished your presentation.. 50 points DAY 1: 50’s - worth 10 points DAY 2: 60’s- worth 10 points DAY 3: Korean War or Vietnam War - worth 10 points Cover Page = 5 points Creativity = 5 points Time limit of 2 min. maximum = 5 points Overall- coverage of information, notes and appropriate presentation = 5 points.
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50’s 60’s Korean War or Vietnam
50’ + 60’s Project – American History Magazine Topics Assign each student a number at random 50’s 60’s Korean War or Vietnam Marshall Plan NATO- in the 50’s Cold War Communist takeover in China Fallout Shelters, Radiation and Nuclear Fallout- Civil Defense The Iron Curtain Truman Doctrine Berlin Crisis and Airlift\ G.I. Bill Baby Boom Levitown, Pennsylvania McCarthy and the 2nd Red Scare HUAC- House Un-American Activities Committee and Richard Nixon Alger Hiss Julius and Ethel Rosenberg Brown v. Board of Education, Topeka, Kansas. Jackie Robinson Little Rock Nine Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott Martin Luther King Jr. Election of 1952/“Checkers Speech”- Richard Nixon Brinksmanship/Massive retaliation Warsaw Pact Francis Gary Powers and the “U-2” incident SEATO Hydrogen bomb/Cold War Arms Race Space Exploration of the 50's- Sputnik, Explorer I, NASA, 60’s Space Program and Moon landing, etc. Military Industrial Complex/Interstate Highway system Election of 1960 Bay of Pigs invasion Cuban Missile Crisis Peace Corps JFK Assassination LBJ’s War on Poverty Great Society Greensboro, North Carolina and the sit-in movement. Freedom Riders March on Washington Freedom Summer and Crisis in Mississippi. March to Selma Black Panthers, Black Muslims and Malcolm X Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. Summer of Love- 1967 Woodstock- 1969 SDS- Students for a Democratic Society Democratic National Convention – 1968 How did the war start Syngman Rhee Kim Il Sung Task Force Smith The UN Security Council and the Korean War Gen. Douglas McArthur Pusan Perimeter Battle of Inchon Chosin Reservoir Firing of Genera.l McArthur Panmunjom and the peace negotiations The End of the Korean War Korean War Memorial Ho Chi Minh Domino Theory Dien Bien Phu Ngo Dinh Diem/Vietcong- the National Liberation Front Tonkin Gulf Incident and Resolution Causes of the Vietnam War Ho Chi Minh Trail Vietnamization The Draft Anti-War Movement Tet Offensive Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy
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Unit VI – Looking Toward the Future (1968-Present)
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70’s, 80’s and 90’s Power Point Presentation
10th American History 70’s, 80’s and 90’s Power Point Presentation Name - ___________________________________ Date Due-_________________ Directions: We will spend four days in the Computer Lab researching World War II. Each day is planned out below. You will be adding to your American History Magazine power point as your final project. This project will be presented to the class. Topics- You will be given a number which corresponds to the topics on the topic sheet. You must get enough information to make at least 2 slides for each topic (at least 2 per day) Day 1- You will research over the assigned topics for the 70’s. Day 2- You will research over the assigned topics for the 80’s. Day 3- You will research over the assigned topics for the 90’s. Day 4- Work day to put together the American History Magazine power point which must be saved in the public file under your class- Public on ‘ads’ (P:), High School, American History, Power Point- 10th American History, then your class. Cover Page- 1st slide of presentation- Be as creative as you can. Title- 70’s, 80’, + 90’s Name and Class Period Individual Slides- Must be legible, Writing per slide can be no more than 4 lines with 4 words per slide. You will be able to use your notes for the presentation of your power point. At least two slides per topic You may import (cut and paste) only pictures Your presentation may last no more than 2 min. You must take notes every day in class. No downloading, no cut and paste. DO NOT COPY THIS REPORT- PUT IT IN YOUR OWN WORDS. You must hand in all of your notes when you have finished your presentation.. 50 points DAY 1: 70’s- worth 10 points DAY 2: 80’s- worth 10 points DAY 3: 90’s - worth 10 points Cover Page = 5 points Creativity = 5 points Time limit of 2 min. maximum = 5 points Overall- coverage of information, notes and appropriate presentation = 5 points.
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70’s, 80’s and 90’s Project – American History Magazine Topics Assign each student a number at random 70’s 80’s 90’s- Today Vietnamization Cambodian Incursion Kent State Massacre Weathermen My Lai Massacre Pentagon Papers 26th Amendment Peace in Vietnam Khmer Rouge War Powers Act Betty Friedan NOW Roe. v. Wade Equal Rights Amendment Termination Policy American Indian Movement Alcatraz and Wounded Knee Cesar Chavez Hippie Culture Nixon visits China Oil Embargo Watergate Nixon Pardon Camp David Accords Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan Iran Hostage Crisis Ronald Reagan/ election of 1980 New Right Jerry Falwell and the Moral Majority Nancy Reagan and “Just Say No” Reagan and PATCO Reaganomics Supply-side economics Strategic Defense Initiative-SDI Solidarity INF Treaty Victory in Grenada South Africa and Apartheid Iran-Contra Affair Mikhail Gorbachev- glasnost, and perestroika Fall of the Berlin Wall End of the Soviet Union Start I and II Tiananmen Square Massacre Operation Just Cause- Panama Operation Desert Storm Somalia Space Shuttle program and Challenger Savings and Loan Crisis Sandra Day O’Conner AIDS Supreme Court battles over social issues of the 1980’s Contract with America 1990’s terrorism NAFTA Yugoslavia Clinton Impeachment 2000 Election Dot-com industry collapse No Child Left Behind Sept. 11, 2001 Osama bin Laden Al Qaeda War in Afghanistan- Taliban Department of Homeland Security USA Patriot Act War in Iraq- Operation Iraqi Freedom. Information Technology Genetic Engineering Hurricane Katrina Immigration policy of today Women in the military Environmental conservation Health Care The Economy of the United States today Taxes Crime and Public safety Election of 2008
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