Powerpoint project on wwii

U.S. IN WORLD WAR II

Memorial of the raising of the American flag on Iwo Jima

CAUSES OF THE WAR

• Treaty of Versailles failure

• League of Nations

• Munich Agreement

• Political Values

• U.S.A. Neutrality/Pearl Harbor

TREATY OF VERSAILLES

• June 28, 1919. After WWI

• Germany rebuilds armed forces in 1935

• Reoccupied DZ in Rhineland

TREATY OF VERSAILLES cont.

• Annexation of Austria and Sudetenland

• 1939, occupied the rest of Czech

• Sept 1st, 1939, Hitler invaded Poland

Invasion of Poland

LEAGUE OF NATIONS

• Goals

• Similar troubles with Treaty of Versailles

• Germany, Japan, and Italy’s withdrawal

• U.S. not getting involved

MUNICH AGREEMENT

• 29 September, 1938, Munich Germany• Permit for Nazi Germany• Sudetenland’s importance

Government officials meeting in Munich

POLITICAL VALUES

• U.S.A.

• Nazi Germany

• Imperial Japan

U.S. NEUTRALITY• Neutrality Act of 1937

• Trade cut off with Japan

• Japan’s plan

• Defeat of France/Collapse of Britain

PEARL HARBOR

• Background

•Bombing of Pearl Harbor

•December 8, 1941. U.S.A. enters WWII

Sinking of USS Arizona

MILITARY INVOLVEMENT IN AFRICA

• Allies/Axis in Africa

• Operation Torch

• Areas of fighting in Africa

• Major leaders during the campaign

• The end of the operation

Landing of troops in North Africa

MILITARY INVOLVEMENT IN EUROPE• D-Day June 6, 1944

• U.S. battle plans

• Operations Overlord and Dragon

• Military officials and their roles

• V-E Day May 8, 1945

D-day landing

MILITARY INVOLVEMENT IN THE PACIFIC

• Retaliation to Pearl Harbor

• U.S. Navy battles

• Use of Marines (island hopping)

• Military leaders and strategies

• V-J Day September 2, 1945

Pilots on Carrier

MAIN CAUSES OF VICTORY

• Battle strategies

• The fall of Hitler/Mussolini

• Japan’s bad planning

• The United States new war tactics

DIPLOMATIC VIEWS

• Franklin Delano Roosevelt

• Main diplomatic missions of WWII

• Wartime Diplomacy

Franklin D. Roosevelt portrait

TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENTS

• Weaponry: aircraft and vehicles• Advances in communications and Intel• Small arms development• Medicines• The Atomic bomb

Atomic Bomb causing a mushroom cloud

CITATIONS• Beverly & Pack, “USMC Iwo Jima War Memorial at Night, World War II, Veteran Soldiers, American Flag”, May 24, 2009 via Flickr, CC Attribution• Marion Doss, “Jewish Civilians”, June 25, 2008 via Flickr, CC Attribution Share Alike• futureatlas.com , “Japanese naval flag”, May 15, 2007 via Flickr, CC Attribution• Mattsip, “USA Flag Flutter”, July 26, 2009 via Flickr, CC Attribution Share Alike• DO’ Neil, “Captured Swastika Flag”, October 15, 2005 via Wikimedia commons, CC Attribution Share Alike• Marion Doss, “The USS Arizona burning”, June 27, 2008 via Flickr, CC Attribution Share Alike• Marion Doss, “American troops leap forward to storm a North African”, June 28, 2008 via Flickr, CC Attribution Share Alike• The U.S. Army, “D-Day: The Normandy Invasion”, June 8, 2008 via Flickr, CC Attribution• Marion Doss, “Pilots pleased over their victory during the Marshall Islands attack”, June 28, 2008 via Flickr, CC Attribution Share Alike• Cliff, “Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Thirty-second President (1933-1945)”, August 26, 2008 via Flickr, Attribution•Aaron, “man is the only animal”, May 14, 2010 via Flickr, CC Attribution• Deutsches Bundesarchiv, “Münchener Abkommen, Ankunft von Daladier“, December 9, 2008 via Wikimedia commons, CC Attribution Share Alike