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May 8, 2013

4G History Study Guide (Ch. 17 Terms)


4th Grade History
STUDY GUIDE – CHAPTER 17
Terms to know
  1. Alliance – a promise between two or more countries to fight together against their enemy in time of war
  2. Allies – the United States was part of this power during World Was II, against Germany
  3. Axis Powers – the countries that sided with Germany
  4. Lusitania
    •  English passenger vessel sunk by German U-boats
    • this angered Americans, but America did not enter the war at this time
  1. Nationalism – a sense of loyalty to one’s own country
  2. Neutral nations – the countries that did not form an alliance during WWI
  3. Roaring 20’s – name for the 1920’s b/c all was going well during those years
  4. U-boats
    • used by the Germans during World War I to destroy England’s ships carrying food and supplies
    • called submarines today
  5. Veteran’s Day – celebrated as a day to honor all who have fought for our country in war
  6. V-E Day – when Germany surrendered to the Allies
  7. World War I – from 1914 to 1918                         
  8. Zimmerman Note
    • promised land in the United States to Mexico
    • a letter asking Mexico to enter the War on Germany’s side
  9. United Nations – an organization set up after World War II to help nations settle their problems

Places
  1. Great Britian – one of the only countries in Europe not occupied by Nazis
  2. United States – known as "the great arsenal of democracy"
  3. Hiroshima and Nagasaki – the bombing there caused the surrender of Japan
  4. Pearl Harbor – bombing there caused the United States to enter World War II
  5. Poland – when Hitler attacked there, World War II began
  6. Berlin – German city which was divided by the "Wall of Shame" after World War II

Country
Leader
Government
Axis / Allies
Russia
Stalin
Communism
Axis
Italy 
Mussolini
Fascism
Axis
Germany
Hitler
Nazism
Axis
Japan
Tojo
Militarism
Axis
U. S.
Roosevelt
Democracy
Allies

People
  1. Calvin Coolidge – first President to give the inaugural address over the radio
  2. Archduke Ferdinand – was shot by an angry youth which caused the start of World War I
  3. Hitler – Nazi leader who broke his alliance with the Soviet Union and attacked them
  4. Lenin – the cruel dictator who built the Communist empire called the Soviet Union
  5. Franklin D. Roosevelt – President of the United States during World War II
  6. Woodrow Wilson – President of the United States during World War I  he said, "The world must be made safe for democracy

May 6, 2013

Prepositional Phrases Quia Practice

Prepositional Phrase Quiz

Find the prepositional phrases in the sentences. Write them in the boxes. There may be one or two prepositional phrases in a sentence. If there are two phrases in a sentence separate them by a slash /. There are several different quizzes. The quiz may different each time you take it.

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http://www.quia.com/quiz/298373.html