WW2 webquest - Social Studies
WW2 webquest
Read about the after-effects of World War I and the Treaty of Versailles
This website has stats about how many people were killed, who the Big Three were, and the four areas of the Treaty .
A. Write 5 important facts from this site.
2. Go to the following site and scroll through the timeline.
A. What year did Adolph Hitler become the leader of the National Socialist Nazi Party? (Hint - look in the 1920's)
B. Go to 1925. Click on Mein Kampf. What does Mein Kampf mean? (Third or fourth paragraph)
C. What is an Aryan, according to Hitler? (Around the fourth paragraph)
D. Look at the bottom of the article, when did this book become hugely popular? To answer this, you have to read the article, then go back to the timeline to find out when Hitler became Chancellor.
E. What year did the Nazis hold a book burning? List some authors whose works were destroyed.
F. Scroll down to 1941. Look at December. What happened on Dec. 8 and Dec. 11?
G. Scroll to the very end. Click on the Statistics of World War II. Which country had the most fatalities? How many countries were involved with World War II?
3.
Play the Battle of the Atlantic Game. List 3 new things you learned about the Battle of the Atlantic by playing the game.
4.
This is a really neat interactive site teaching us about the life of British children during WWII. Play around on it….explore…. What are five things you learned from this website?
5.
Click Launch Animation.
Watch the following movies: Dunkirk, Bombers and Bombed, and Evacuees.
a. What was “Dunkirk” about?
b. Which two cities were compared in “Bombers and Bombed?”
c. Who were the “Evacuees” and where did they go?
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