1941 -1945

The Tuskegee Airmen trained in the Great Lakes after graduation

Nearly 200 planes crashed into the Great Lakes during ww2

On June 6 1994 the invasion of the beach of Normandy aka D-day was a day when the alie power went to France to take over from the nazis that took over near 9,000 soilder lost their lives that day and ended the same day when they invaded

holocaust survivor, another Nobel Peace prize winner

Elie was 15 when he was captured by Nazis and sent away to a concentration camp in Poland

He is most famous for his book night which describes his experiences in the holocaust

Textbook page 426-427

The Tuskegee Airmen were a part of the U.S. Air Force that was made up of black Americans to escort bombers and protect them. A group of the Tuskegee Airmen had a record of 200 missions without any destroyed aircraft, no other nation had an active that recored in WW2.

The first atomic bomb site was tested in New Mexico on July 16, 1945, in Mexico, a leap of science and technology it's siteA radioactive till this day

In 1942, a dental surgeon, Dr. Lytle, had an idea about how to wreak havoc on Japan by making bat bombs. The U.S. wasted millions of dollars by 1944, and they canceled the idea.

The Holocaust started in 1933-1945 in the concentration camps in Germany, where six million Jews were murdered

The Jewish resistance took place in 1942 they fought about against the nazi

The Japanese concentration camp was established by President Franklin D Roosevelt, one of the most atrocious violations of American civil rights in the 20th century.

The fist Jewsidh ghettos were astablished in poland the ghettos were made by nazis to speardt the jews and the none jews the jew lived in horrable livig counditons.

Adolf Hitler sent a small expeditionary team to claim Antarctica for his territory in 1934.

On September 7, 1940, Germany began an intense bombing campaign in the United Kingdom. The people had to find a safe place to stay during that time, and on September 7, 1940, Germany began an intense bombing campaign in Underground rail stations were a perfect place to stay

At 4:45 on September 1, 1939 the Nazis open fire on Poland At 5 am children assembled at Myrdle School in Stepney, name tags around their necks. They had their belongings at 7 a.m. Over 800,000 school-age children living in targeted urban areas across the country gathered at their schools for evacuation.