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World War II through Vietnam

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Utah in the 1 st Half of the 20 th Century: 1900-1945

Utah in the 1 st Half of the 20 th Century: 1900-1945. World War II & Nuclear Testing. The Big Ideas: WWII impacted Utah, and Utahans impacted the course of WWII. The Big Ideas: One individual or groups of individuals can make a difference: for good or for bad.

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Chapter 12: America and World War II

Chapter 12: America and World War II. 1941 - 1945. Section 1: Mobilizing for War. Industry: Because FDR had already partially mobilized the economy... it was easier to truly mobilize the country, economy, and military quickly FDR gave incentives to industry No more bidding for contracts

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Hollywood History V ersus Real History

By: Audrey Maia. Hollywood History V ersus Real History. The Patriot. American Revolution Basic Overview.

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The Geography of Language

The Geography of Language. Geography 105, Week 6. What do you call it? . The Geography of Language. Basic Components of Language Dialects , Accent, Linguae Francae, Pidgins , & Creoles Language Families Geography of English Language Isolation and Language Extinction Toponymy

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Utah in the Modern Age

Utah in the Modern Age. WWII. Fight between Axis powers: Germany, Italy, Japan and the Allies: Britain, France, Russia and USA A total war where normal citizens were consumed with supporting the war effort. What caused World War 2?. Which one is Hitler?. Japanese attack USA at Pearl Harbor.

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Allies in the Pacific

Allies in the Pacific. Mr. Barchetto Notes #8. Do-Now: Think, than discuss what you believe to be the motives for Japanese expansion and the eventual attack on Pearl Harbor?. To free Asians from Western control: Japan felt that Asia should be freed from Western control.

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Thurrrrrsssdaaaaayyyyy ! !

Thurrrrrsssdaaaaayyyyy ! !. We have a quiz on Day 1 of World War II. Look over your notes from Monday. WWII: Life on the Home Front. How did the Second World War affect the US economy? What role did women and minority groups play in World War II? .

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Victory In the Pacific

Victory In the Pacific. Island hopping (leapfrogging) American strategy in the pacific By pass heavily fortified Japanese controlled islands. Navajo Code Talkers Native Americans who helped US military create codes using their language. Not written. Many were from Arizona

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. The Verbal Dimension of Communication. Symbols and Meaning. Our perceptions are shaped by symbols The Semantic Triangle. Symbols Are Arbitrary. Not intrinsically connected to what they represent Language and meaning change over time

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Learning Targets

Learning Targets. Describe the main battles in the Pacific Front . E valuate the impact of American and Japanese strategies. Decide which front would be harder for American soldiers and defend that choice. THE PACIFIC FRONT. THINK, PAIR, SHARE:

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Wireless Keyboard & Mouse

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Inferencing

Inferencing. Using Schema and Clues to Understand Information. Reading Cartoons. When you read a cartoon, you find clues in the pictures and the words. Then you use your schema to make sense of the clues. For each cartoon, notice the clues you think are important.

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America Enters the War

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The Hole in the Dike retold by Norma Green

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Secret Codes

Secret Codes. A code is a system of symbols, letters, words, or signals that are used instead of ordinary words and numbers to send messages or store information. A code is used to keep the message short or to keep it secret.

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Roosevelt Speaks to Congress

Roosevelt Speaks to Congress. FDR Speaks to Congress.

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Introduction to World War II & Nuclear Testing

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Navajo Code Talkers

Navajo Code Talkers. Pg. 42 Navajo Code Activity. Pick a Partner In pairs, write down a short (school appropriate) message using the Navajo Code Form a group of 4 Read aloud your code to the other pair and have them decode your message Switch Share with the class

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Japanese Internment and the Code Talkers Tuesday/Wednesday March 27-28

Japanese Internment and the Code Talkers Tuesday/Wednesday March 27-28. Vocab: Executive Order 9066 Navajo Code Talkers. Japanese Internment After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Americans were terrified that Japanese people living in America were a threat to the American way of life.

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