The War in Europe and D-Day!
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10th Grade
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Shane Zimmerman
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7 Slides • 7 Questions
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- students will identify the steps in re-taking Europe that led to D-Day
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Open Ended
What is the medal of honor? How does one earn the medal of honor? how did Vernon Baker earn the Medal of Honor?
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Dunkirk- Largest evacuation of Humans in Military History
Battle of Britain/Operation Sea Lion- German invasion of Britain
Operation Barbarossa- Hilter leaves for Russia too Late
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Open Ended
What do you believe the results would have been if Hitler would have been successful in any of his big e errors?
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The Battle for the Atlantic- Sonar, Convoys, sub hunting air craft weaken the German U-boat strategy
North Africa- British and allied troops squeeze italian/german troops out of North Africa. U.S. troops lead by Gen. Eisenhower
General Patton- Takes Italy
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Multiple Choice
Churchill and Roosevelt met in 1943 at ______________________ in Morocco where they developed the Europe 1st Strategy
Munich
Casablanca
Morovia
Portsmouth
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Operation Barbarossa- Germany invades Russia (June 1941)
Russian Winter
Surrender of the German 6th Army
The real beginning of the end!
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Multiple Choice
The real beginning of the end for Hitler came when the German 6th Army surrendered at
Moscow
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Stalingrad
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June 6, '44 Allies launch an Invasion in Normandy France
Largest Invasion in Human History
The fake invasion force
France is liberated 1944
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Multiple Choice
The code name given to the D-Day invasion was known as
Market Garden
Barbarossa
Wind Jammer
Overlord
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Germany's last real offensive
One of the Largest Battles in W. Europe
George Patton and his army help push back the German's
Nazi's are now being closed in on from both sides
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Multiple Choice
Germany tried to break through the American lines with one last big offensive known as the
Battle of Kursk
Battle for Dunkirk
Battle of the Bulge
Battle for Anzio
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What are 3 things you learned about the War in Europe from this lesson?
- students will identify the steps in re-taking Europe that led to D-Day
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