Tax Day Tuesday, April 15• Take your seat• Take out your notebook

Precious Time1.Answer the essential question for

the last set of notes – 1 paragraph.2.Work on anything you need to in

your notebook

Today’s Agenda

• Precious Time

• Jeopardy

• Homework– Finish notebook– Review for exam

Notebook Due Dates

P.1 – Tues. 4/22P.2 – Mon. 4/21P.3 – Fri. 4/18P.5 – Thurs. 4/17P.6 – TOMORROW Wed. 4/16

Each Group please get out a single piece of paper!

• Each member of the group must put their name and group number on the paper and turn it in to me!

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This Democratic Revolution occurred in

1776.

What is the American

Revolution?

This part of the 3rd estate that Wanted a more Democratic

Process in the Estates General.

Who is the Bourgeoisie?

The First Democracy took

place here.

What is Athens Greece?

The English document that

limited the Monarchs powers

and listed the rights of the English

people.

What is the English Bill of

Rights?

The Athenian statesman that paid jurors and allowed poor

citizens to vote.

Who is Pericles?

This was a German tactic of speedily over-whelming the enemy with bombings, fast

moving tanks, paratroopers etc…

What is Blitzkrieg?

This was Douglas MacArthur’s strategy in

the Pacific involved taking the Japanese

empire one island at a time

What is Island Hopping?

This man planned the strategy of

destroying the U.S. fleet in the

Pacific.

Who was Isoroku Yamamoto?

The Soviet strategy to abandoned and destroy

500 miles of Russia to the Germans, used when

Napoleon invaded, in WWI and WWII.

What is Slash and Burn?

This man brilliantly

planned the strategies of the Germans in N.

Africa

Who is Erwin Rommel?

This air battle was the major turning point in

the Pacific.

What is the battle of Midway?

December 7, 1941.

What is the attack on Pearl

Harbor?

U.S led invasion of Normandy

France.

What is D-Day or Operation

Overlord?

The Soviet city Josef Stalin ordered his men to save at

all costs, even after it looked like the Germans would win, and was the

major turning point on the Eastern Front.

What is Stalingrad?

This was the last German offensive in Western Europe in

which 20,000 Americans perished.

What is the battle of the

Bulge?

This treaty compounded the economic depression in

Germany.

What is the treaty of

Versailles?

The name of the German

currency that became

worthless.

What is the Mark?

The event in 1929 that led to the

Great Depression and a global depression.

What is the Stock Market Crash (Black Tuesday)?

The president who helped

America out of the Depression

and through WWII.

Who is Franklin Delano

Roosevelt?

After WWI Britain and France, wanting to

prevent another war, used this strategy in dealing with Hitler.

What is Appeasement?

When workers migrate from rural

farms to urban areas to work in

factories.

What is Urbanization?

The period in which machines replaced human and animal labor.

What is the Industrial

Revolution?

The most important thing for

a countries Industrialization (besides workers

and stable gov’t).

What are Natural

Resources?

Fueled by the need for natural resources

industrialized countries took

advantage of weaker countries.

What is Imperialism?

At the height of their Imperial

Power, this was England's “Jewel of

the Crown”.

What is the country of India?

The number of Jews killed during the Holocaust.

What is 6 million?

The policy decision made by the Nazis, at the

Wansee Conference, to stop the use of Ghettos and turn to the active Genocide

in 1942 to kill every last Jew in Europe.

What is The “Final Solution”

to the Jewish problem?

3 groups targeted by the Nazi’s besides Jews.

Who are Gypsies, Poles, Soviets, the

disabled, homosexuals, mentally ill, criminals,?

This is the country all six extermination camps were located in.

What is Poland?

Rudolf Hess was in charge of this extermination/concentration camp and made it the most brutal and efficient of all the camps. At the height of the Holocaust the Gas Chambers

here could kill 6,000 Jews a day

What is Auschwitz-Bikenau?

List 3 ways Post-war Japan differed from pre-war Japan.

What are 1. the emperor gave up his divine status, 2.

Japan could not have a military, 3. the government

was made a Democratic Republic with a constitution

modeled after the US