World War II DBQ Document #7
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Document #7:
Timeline of America’s Reaction to the Holocaust
1933:
Jan. 30 — Adolf Hitler becomes Chancellor of Germany.
March 20 — The Nazis establish their first concentration camp at Dachau.
March 27 — Huge anti-Nazi rally held at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
1938:
March 13 — Germany annexes (takes over) Austria.
July — President Roosevelt holds a conference in France to discuss Jewish refugee (people being forced from their homes or trying to escape from torture) problem. Little is accomplished; most countries are not willing to accept Jewish refugees.
1939:
June — Wagner-Rogers Bill proposes admitting 20,000 German refugee children to the U.S. Congress never votes on the bill, therefore it is never passed.
Sept. 1 — Germany invades Poland.
Sept. 3 — Britain and France declare war on Germany.
1941:
July — Jewish newspapers in New York write that thousands of Jewish civilians have been massacred by Nazi soldiers.
Oct. 11 — The New York Times reports on massacres of thousands of Jews.
Dec. 7 — Japanese attack Pearl Harbor (U.S. military base on U.S. territory)
Dec. 8 — U.S. declares war on Japan.
Dec. 11 — Germany (who is allied with Japan) declares war on the U.S.
Source: pbs.org
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Why do you think that the U.S didn’t accept any Jewish refugges????
when did japanese bombed pearl harbor?
What is America’s reaction to the holocaust?
1) from this timeline, what can you say about America joining the war?
2) Why do you think the U.S declare war on Japan?
What is this timeline about?
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What year did Adolf Hitler become a chancellor for Germany?
When did the U.S. declare war on Japan?
Who did Germany help during the war and why?
What is this timeline trying to tell you
Why do you think this timeline was important?
why do you think other countries refuse to take in jewish refugees?
According to the timeline, when and how did America take action against Nazi Germany and Japan?
What countries fought against Germany?
Why do you think they didn’t accept jewish refugees?
What did the americans think when they heard of the masscres in Europe?
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Do you think that the U.S. got these ideas of internment camps from the Nazis, but they didn’t want to be as strict?
Document #7:
Do you think that the U.S. got these ideas of internment camps from the Nazis, but they didn’t want to be as strict?
just by looking at the text, what do you think it is about ?
Based on the information in this timeline, what did the Nazi soldiers do to the Jews?
How did Germany react when USA declared war on Japan?
Why do you think the U.S still didnt do anything even after the newspapers said all about the way Jewish were treated in Europe?
Why do you think the U.S still didnt do anything even after the newspapers said all about the way Jewish were treated in Europe?
Document 7
1)What are this events leading up to?
2)Since some years aren’t shown, what do you think is happening?
Based on this timeline, give a breif description of what happened.
Which of this is the most important in the timeline and why?
base on the document, what happen after Adolf Hitler became Chancellor of Germany?
Make a brief connection between the concentration camps extablished in March 20, 1933 made by Nazi and the massacre that happened in the July of 1941.
According to the timeline, what changes and big events happened after Adolf Hitler becomes Chancellor of Germany?
According to the timeline, how did after Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor change U.S.’s action?
According to the document, where did Germany take over/ invade first?
What do you think the timeline is mainly about?
Does the fact that the US didn’t join the war until later answer the main question we have?
What dates do you think are important & why?
what does the time line lead to?
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Why do you think the U.S. didn’t get step into World War II until 1941?
Document 7:
Why do you think the U.S. didn’t step into World War II until 1941? What does this show?
Document 8:
Why do you think most countries are not willing to accept Jewish refugees? What does this show?
Document 7:
Why do you think the Congress never votes on the bill of admitting 20,000 German refugges children to U.S.? What does this show?
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