12 Million people died under Hitler's rule of Nazi Germany.
12 Million Jews, Roma-Gypsies, homosexuals, political dissidents, people with physical and mental handicaps, blacks, Poles, and people of "mixed blood" were deemed "undesirable" and unfit to live.
The dehumanization, discrimination, restrictions, sanctions, segregation, deportation, and murder happened over a period of many years.
How did the world let this happen?
What were the major events that happened during 1933-1945?
Who were the key figures that set this killing machine in motion?
Step 2: We will explore the people and events of the Holocaust by visiting the following site:
While there, your task is to construct a list of at least 8-10 important events of the Holocaust. This list will be a list of dates and their corresponding event. Be sure to include WHY you think this date is worth mentioning.
Step 1: Teacher-Led Discussion
How did the world let this happen?
What were the major events that happened during 1933-1945?
Who were the key figures that set this killing machine in motion?
Step 2: We will explore the people and events of the Holocaust by visiting the following site:
http://library.thinkquest.org/12663/timeline/
While there, your task is to construct a list of at least 8-10 important events of the Holocaust. This list will be a list of dates and their corresponding event. Be sure to include WHY you think this date is worth mentioning.
Step 3: Timeline Construction
After you decide which 8-10 events were of paramount importance, you will construct a timeline using the timeline template found here: http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/interactives/timeline/
Here is a sample timeline in progress:
Timeline Rubric: You will be graded on the following criteria
Name Date:Score _