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julia extra event (julia,remy,bailee)

Date: April 12, 1945
Signifigance: In 1945, Franklin Roosevelt passes away after four terms in office, leaving vice president Harry S. Truman. Truman had to live up to the expectations of the people, for FDR had been president during the Great Depression and most of World War II.
Signifigance: After his death, Harry Truman decided that he needed to be tougher on the soviets, and pressed Russia on many issues. This got the cold war started up, leading to even more problems.
Important individuals:
-Franklin D. Roosevelt
-Harry S. Truman

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Date: January 27, 1945
Victor: Soviet Army
Description: Largest concentration camp established by the Germans
Significance: The Soviet army evacuated the camp and liberated Auschwitz.
Important individuals:  Soviet army and german nazis

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Date: November 30,1939- March 13,1940
Victor: Soviet Union
Significance: Conflict between the soviet union and Finland there was a secret side.
Important Individuals: Finland and Soviet Union

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Wall Street Stock Market Crash (Sofia, Rachel, and Lauren)

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Wall Street Stock Market Crash (Sofia, Rachel, and Lauren)

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Date: 29 October 1929
Victor: Nobody
Major player: U.S
Description: Billions of dollars were lost, wiping out thousands of investors, and stock tickers had trouble handling the tremendous amount of trading.
Significance:  price kept dropping and led to the Great Depression Worldwide in industrialized nations.

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Date: 30 January 1933 – 8 May 1945
Significance:
The holocaust was a genocide of over 6 million Jews during world war 2. Directed by Hitler whom was in control of the Nazi party.
Important Individuals:
HitlerMercer Boedeker

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Cole Guindon
Annika Hermenson
Date: July 17, 1942 - February 2, 1943
Victor: Russia
Significance: Was embarrassing loss for Hitler and for Germany.  This battle was considered the turning point in the War.
Description: Germany reached Stalingrad and thought it would be another easy win for Germany.  The Soviet Union tried to hold off the Germans on the outskirts of the town but the fighting advanced into the city.  Hitler told his troops to stand ground and not back off.  But as the winter weather rolled in the German troops were not prepared and had to surrender.  The Germans surrendered to Russia on February 2, 1943.
Important Individuals: HItler, General Zhukov, General Paulus, Joseph Stalin

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Battle of Britain - Addison, Kirsten, Abby

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Battle of Britain - Addison, Kirsten, Abby

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Date:  July 10 1940- October 31 1940
Victor: British
Significance: A significant turning point of World War II, the Battle of Britain ended when Germany’s Luftwaffe failed to gain air superiority over the Royal Air Force despite months of targeting Britain’s air bases, military posts and, ultimately, its civilian population.
Important Individuals: Winston Churchill
Description: The Battle of Britain is the name given to the Second World War defence of the United Kingdom by the Royal Air Force against an onslaught by the German Air Force .

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Date: 1938 September
Victor: Germany
Major players: Hitler and Chamberlain
Description: Hitler and Chamberlain cedes Czechoslovakia sudetenland brought the western areas of Czechoslovakia with high German population, to Germany.
Significance: Brought peace for the time; prevented war with Germany for time being.

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Alexa Caesar
Emily Hines
Isabella Rosa Nanini

Date: July 5, 1943- August 3, 1943

Major Players: Germany (Hitler) and The Soviet

Victor: Soviet

Significance: The failure of battle shifted the balance of power on the Eastern fronts to the Soviets.

Description: This was a German attack on the Soviet forces from all direction of the territory. The Soviets held of the attack and launched a counterattack and reclaimed the city of Orel and Kharkov. After the failed attack, Hitler pulled back German marking an unsuccessful mark on German Offense.

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Date: Started in the 1920's
Victor: Nobody necessarily won because WWII ended in result of various countries intervention.
Significance: Nazism was significant to WWII in various ways. One way the Nazism group contributed (negativly) to the war was through their power. They used the power they gained in order to carry out horrific acts resulting from racism. The Nazi group was led by Germany's dictator Adolf Hitler. The affects of the Nazi power are significant because of how drastically they changed the lives of people all around the world.
Important Individuals: Adolf Hitler

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Alexa Caesar
Isabella Rosa Nanini
Emily Hines
Date: June 22, 1941 - January 7, 1942
Important Individuals: Adolf Hitler & Joseph Stalin
Major Players: Nazi Germany & Soviet Union (Russia)
Victor: Soviet Union
Description: Germany invaded the Soviet Union, making this event the largest military operation in history. The Soviet Union was unprepared or the German troops, and initially, all went well for the Germans, but a massive Soviet counterattack pushed them back. As the Russian winter set in,  German offensive operations were abandoned.
Significance: Despite the enormous losses in territory, men, and weaponry, the Soviets had fought on and survived. The Eastern front became a graveyard as this event led to an unwinnable conflict.

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Election of Roosevelt -  (Sofia, Lauren, Rachel)

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Election of Roosevelt -  (Sofia, Lauren, Rachel)

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Date: 1932
Victor: Theodore Roosevelt and the United States
Significance: Theodore Roosevelt led the invasion in Utah Beach and lead the soldiers with courage.
Description: Theodore Roosevelt was enrolled in the military in World War 1 and World War 2 and he had great leadership.
Important Individuals:
Theodore Roosevelt

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Date: April 30th, 1945
Description: Controversy states that Hitler committed suicide with his wife, Eva. They killed themselves by taking a drug known as cyanide.
Victor: All those at war with Hitler and his army
Significance: Led to the collapse of the German military, due to the fact that they no longer had a leader to follow. Additionally, led to the feeling of nationalism in the countries at war with Hitler, as well as the ethnic groups he was fighting with.
Important Individuals:
- Adolf Hitler
- Eva (Hitler's Wife)

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Description: an agreement between Germany, Italy, and Japan signed by Hitler, Ciano, and Kurusu.
Date: September 27, 1940
Victor: Germany, Italy , and Japan. Eventually Hungary
Significance: A defensive military alliance protected these countries from foreign attack
People: Hitler, Ciano, and Kurusu.

(Ethan, Jake, John)

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Date: 1939
Victor:
Significance: The  project was founded after the allies found the germans were developing weapons of mass destruction. To combat this the allies began to research and find ways to build there own.
Important Individuals:
Albert Einstein and  Enrico Fermi Mercer Boedeker

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Grace Casares
Cayman Griffin
Lindsey Head

Date: July 18, 1925
Description: Hitler gave an unbelieveable account of his life and set down his political ideas for Germany
Significance: Gave countries an insight about what Hitler was thinking and all of his ideas to make Germany "better"
Important Individuals: Hitler

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Appeasement Policy (Sofia, Rachel, and Lauren)

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Appeasement Policy (Sofia, Rachel, and Lauren)

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Date: 1930's
Victor: Germany
Major players:Chamberlain and Hitler
Description: adopted by Britain because of belief of some countries had been treated unfairly in the Treaty of Versailles.
Significance: used in 1930's to try to prevent countries from going to war.

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Date: 1930's
Victor: Nazi's
Description: Antisemitism is the oppression faced by Jews. This was most commonly seen from Nazi's as they participated in a mass genocide against the Jews. Germany was going to all measures to try and eliminate any presence of Jews which was an example of this anti semitism.
Significance: This anti semitism was the whole reason for the Holocaust and much of World War II.
Important Individuals: Adolf Hitler, Anne Frank, Eli Wiesel

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Blitzkriegs were a type of war tactic where a series of "lightning wars" were repeatedly held against the opposing country in order to win the war. In attempt to avoid long war, Germany successfully held many blitzkriegs against Poland, Denmark, Norway, Belgium, The Netherlands, Luxembourg, France, Yugoslavia, and Greece all between 1939 and 194-the first phase of WWII. Germany continued to be successful with this tactic until they went against The Soviet Union, which they proved unable to beat, effecting the overall WWII.

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Remy S.
Bailee B.
Julia P.
Date: 1 September 1939
Victor: Germany
Significance:
Germany made an non-aggression pact with Poland in 1939 in order to ensure that the French and Polish could not form a military alliance against Germany before they were able to Rearm.
After moving on from Czechoslovakia, Germany made a non-aggression pact with Russia to gain power over Poland
Germany attacked Poland from both sides and defeated their army within a couple of weeks
Important Individuals: Hitler, Chamberlain, Daladier, Stalin, Anders

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Date: 1 September 1939
Victor: Soviets and the Nazis
Significance: They Invaded to increase living space but they ended up doing more by colonizing and using the natives as slaves.
Description: The Soviet Union and the Nazis from Germany invaded Poland from separate sides of the country. The west and central Poland was won over to the Nazis. The east went to the Soviets.
Important Individuals: Hitler, USSRMercer Boedeker,Haley H, Jayden

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Date: 16 December 1944
Description: A major German offensive campaign launched through Belgium, France, and Luexembourg.
Victor: Germany
Significance: Last major Nazi offense against the allies in WWII. Germany tried to surprise attack the allies in hopes to break up the alliance. They were successful for 2 days, until the Allies fought back.
Important Individuals: Hitler, George S Patton

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Date: July 10, 1940- October 31, 1940
Victor: Britain
Significance: First major campaign to be fought entirely by air forces, and was largest sustained aerial bombing campaign.
Description: The struggle between German Luftwaffe and British air force to win air superiority over southern Britain.
Important Individuals: Winston Churchill and Adolf Hitler

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Annika Hermenson
Cole Guindon
Date: 7 December 1941
Victor: U.S
Description: Japanese war planes attacked the home base of the american pacific fleet at pearl harbor.
Significance: It was significant because it drew the United States into World War ll.
Important Individuals: President Roosevelt, Japanese, and U.S

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The major players in the Pact were the two countries of Nazi Germany and The Soviet Union along with the interference of Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin. The Non-Aggression Pact was a pact that shocked the world when the two enemy countries of Nazi Germany and The Soviet Union signed the German-Soviet pact stating that for the next 10 years they would take no military action upon one another. The pact also contained a secret agreement in which Soviets and Germans agreed how they would later divide up Eastern Europe into spheres of influence. This fell apart in June,1941 when Nazi forces invaded the Soviet Union.

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Isabella Rosa Nanini
Emily Hines
Alexa Caesar

Date: July 17- February 2, 1942

Victor: Russia

Major Players: Germany and Russia

Significance: Shows Russia's power, since they were underestimated. Russia considered this the greatest battle of their Great Patriotic War. It stopped German advance into Soviet Union and marked the turning of the tide of war in favor of the Allies. It was one of the bloodiest battles in history.

Description:  successful Soviet defense of the city of Stalingrad (now Volgograd), Russia, U.S.S.R., during World War II.

Important individuals: Stalin, Hitler, V.I. Chuikov, Marshal Georgii K. Zhuknov, Air Marshal Hermann Goring,Field Marshal Erich von Manstein, General Paulus

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Date: 6 June 1944
Description: 156000 American, British, and Canadian soldiers landed on 5 beaches along a fifty mile stretch of the heavily fortified coast of France's Normandy region.
Victor: The Allies (America, Great Britain, and Canada)
Significance: This attack was one of the largest military assaults in history. Additionally, it was "the beginning of the end of the war in Europe"
Important Individuals:
- General Dwight D Eisenhower
- William the Conqueror
BY: Ethan, Jake, John

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Battle of Midway and Island Hopping Campaign  (Lindsey, Grace, Cayman)

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Battle of Midway and Island Hopping Campaign  (Lindsey, Grace, Cayman)

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Grace Casares
Lindsey Head
Cayman Griffin

Date: June 3-7, 1942
Victor: United States
Description: Devised naval battle in the Pacific Theater of World War 2 entirely with aircraft. The battle ended the  threat of further Japanese invasions of the Pacific.
Significance: Aided allied strategy worldwide. Japanese navy was not allowed in Midway. More carriers were available.
Important Individuals: Chester Nimitz, Marc Mitscher, Yamamoto Isoroku.

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Appeasement Policy (1930's)~ Abby, Addison, and Kirsten

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Appeasement Policy (1930's)~ Abby, Addison, and Kirsten

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-Victor: (technically) Germany
-The important individuals associated with the Appeasement Policy were Neville Chamberlain, (the prime minister of Britain), as well as Adolf Hitler, (the political leader of Germany). Since these individuals were involved with this policy, their countries, Germany and Britain, were affected by it too.
-The Appeasement Policy was a policy put into place in order to maintain peace after the fall of the League of Nations. However, after conflicts over unclaimed territory, the policy wasn't effective and resulted in war.
-The Appeasement policy played a significant role in the cause WWII. Although the policy was put into place in order to prevent conflict, it resulted in countries testing their boundaries, which caused even greater strife. The result of the policy ended in Britain offering an alliance with Poland in case Germany tried to take over with aggressive power.

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Date: 30 September 1938
Victor: Germany
Significance:  The agreement averted the outbreak of war but gave portions of Czechoslovakia away to German conquest.
Important Individuals: British and French prime ministers Neville Chamberlain and Edouard Daladier signed the Munich Pact with Hitler.
Description: To discuss the future of the Sudetenland in the face of ethnic demands made by Hitler.

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Isabella Rosa Nanini
Alexa Caesar
Emily Hines

Date: December 7, 1941

Major Players: America (Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt) & Japan (Emp. Hirohito)

Victor: Japan

Description: Hundreds of Japanese planes attacked Pearl Harbor, a naval base near Honolulu, Hawaii. The Japanese left massive destruction in their wake. The day after the assault, the U.S. president declared war on Japan.

Significance: This made the war personal to the U.S. The U.S. had been unprepared and were somewhat removed from the war. However, Japan was heavily involved in this war.

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Hiroshima and Nagasaki   (Lindsey, Grace, Cayman)

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Hiroshima and Nagasaki   (Lindsey, Grace, Cayman)

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Date: August 6, 1945 (Hiroshima)
August 9, 1945 (Nagasaki)
Victor: US
Description: The US drops an atomic bomb on both the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Significance:  It was the first time the atomic bomb was used and it killed up to 78,000 people in Japan.
Important Individuals: Harry S. Truman

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Date: 15 March 1939
Victor: Germany
Significance: This showed how Hitler had been lying to the Munich about the rules of the agreement.
Description: Germany invaded the Czech lands because the Slovaks were trying to be independent and become a republic. This was against the Munich agreement.
Important Individuals: HitlerMercer Boedeker,Haley H, Jayden