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Weighing the Evidence

Published By:

Mrs. Nardini

Historical Era:

The Great Depression and World War II (1929-1945)

Thinking Skill:

Chronological Thinking

Bloom’s Taxonomy:

Analyzing

Grade Level:

High School

Suggested Teaching Instructions

This Activity can be a group activity where students can get in a group of 2 or 3 and look at where everything would even out, to meet the end of the war then talk about their thoughts on the cause and effect and an “in their shoes perspective”.

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To the extent possible under law, Mrs. Nardini has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to “Cause, Events, and Effects of World War II”
Description

Students level out the devastating holocaust to America entering, with the other side being America becoming the safe place for refugees and what woman in America had to do to step up while the men were gone and evening out to the war ending.

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