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    "Freedom isn't free," cliche says. What specific freedoms do you have that are most important? FDR's "infamy" speech - call for a declaration of war. Group of no more than 3 Only one recorder, but all group members should have the primary source document open.

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    Americas Entry into

    World War II
    HOW DID THE EARLY EVENTS OF WWII IMPACT US ISOLATIONISM
    AND PAVE THE ROAD TO WAR?

    Think, Pair, Share

    Youve all heard the clich, Freedom isnt free. So.


    What is freedom?

    What specific freedoms that you have are most important?

    The Isolationist United States

    The Neutrality Acts

    Outbreak of War in Europe

    The Battle of the Atlantic

    Beginning the German Land Assault

    German Control of Europe

    Winston Churchill (1874-1965)

    The Battle of Britain

    Germany Breaks Its Pact

    Increasing American Involvement

    Reactions to the Lend-Lease Act

    Out of Isolation: The Four


    Freedoms

    Japans Aggression in Asia

    Japans Attack on Hawaii

    Primary Source Activity

    FDRs Infamy speech a call for a declaration of war.

    Group of no more than 3

    Only one recorder, but ALL group members should have


    the primary source document open and be examining it.

    Google Doc
    Open
    File

    the link,

    MAKE A COPY

    RENAME

    YOUR FILE

    Complete
    SHARE

    Activity

    with Mr. Shumway

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