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Watch the video below AFTER reading the text on the Manhattan Project. What did the project create that eventually led to Japanese surrender? Why did the Japanese surrender?

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Watch this video third. What finally happened at the Battle of the Bulge? What happened to Berlin, the Citadel of Nazism?

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Watch this video second. What was happening across France? Who were the Allies pushing back? Who did France gain freedom from?

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Watch this video first. Why were troops being sent out to Normandy?

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Watch the following video to see how minorities were treated differently based on their performance in the war.

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With the rise in patriotism after Pearl Harbor, many Americans felt it was their duty to enlist in the armed forces. While white men traditionally formed the majority of the military, many African Americans, Mexican Americans, and Japanese Americans also enlisted. The military often segregated troops according to race, and minority units generally did not serve alongside white soldiers. Several African American units were recognized for making significant contributions to the war effort.

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Watch this video to add to your knowledge of how Women helped out during the War effort in the U.S.

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Watch this video to add to your knowledge of how the United States helped out during the War.

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Use the link below to access my thinglink about Cornelia Fort and her contribution to the US War effort during WWII.

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Cornelia Fort, Tennessee's Woman War Hero by Mrs. Jolley

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TOUCH this image to discover its story. Image tagging powered by ThingLink

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Use this map to locate the Allied and Axis powers throughout the entire world. Color or label your map accordingly.

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Use this map to locate the Allied and Axis powers throughout Europe. Color your maps accordingly.

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How does this video portray the attacks on Pearl Harbor? What was the impact on the United States? What did it lead the President to do?

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The Attack on Pearl Harbor and Its Impact

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The Attack on Pearl Harbor and Its Impact

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How does this video portray the attacks? What was the impact of the attacks?

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As you watch this video, consider what kind of feeling does this video give you? How was the attack portrayed?

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Pearl Harbor is a U.S. naval base, established in 1908, on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. It was the headquarters of the U.S. Pacific Fleet when, on Sunday morning, December 7, 1941, Japanese bombers and fighter planes attacked. Two waves of Japanese aircraft destroyed many U.S. ships and 180 aircraft. When the attack was over, more than 2,300 military personnel were dead, and another 1,100 were wounded. The following day, President Roosevelt addressed Congress and the American people. He called December 7 "a date which shall live in infamy." Congress then declared war on Japan. Several days later the Axis Powers declared war on the United States, bringing the country fully into World War II.