Tic-Tac-Toe

World War II Tic Tac Toe

Create a picture timeline of WW II documenting the following events:

- Military situation in Europe when U.S. You are Dwight Eisenhower or George Patton. Think of the threat Hitler and other Fascists enters war. Knowing you have to defeat the Nazis outline leaders were to the world. Come up with 3 ways - Battle of Stalingrad your battle plan. It must be 1 page in length and you could end their threat without war. - Operation Overlord contain REAL fact on how either one of these Compare this list of ideas with what Hitler did - Battle of the Bulge men helped the Allies to victory in WW II. when he started to conquer all of Europe. - Doolittle Raid (Example: 2 column chart) - Battle of Midway - Manhattan Project - V-J Day / V-E Day Answer the following 3 questions: - Who were Chester Nimitz and Douglas MacArthur, what role did they play in the Pacific Theatre of the war? Create a magazine cover from either 1941, Create a diary written by an Allied soldier, - Name three battles that were important ‘42,’43,’44 or 1945. Your cover must be in documenting the events/experiences of a soldier to the United States being successful in color, include major headlines from the year who took part in D-Day. You must include 2 the Pacific, tell how the battles helped? you chose, and must include short descriptions separate entries (pre-battle / post-battle), 1 page - Did “island-hopping” help Allies be of each headline. each, and a cover for your diary. successful in winning the war? How so?

Write a letter to President Truman persuading him to drop the atomic bomb on Japan. Use the following vocabulary words in your letter: - Manhattan Project Draw a political cartoon illustrating a key event Write an opinion piece about the attack on Pearl - Albert Einstein of World War II between the years 1941-1945. Harbor from the perspectives of: - Casualties Your cartoon must be in color and at least 8 ½” - Hideki Tojo - Hiroshima by 11”. (Standard paper size) - Citizen of Japan - Nagasaki - President Roosevelt - Closure in the Pacific - Citizen of the United States