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The Turning Points of World War II

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    "This nation will remain a neutral nation, but I cannot ask that every American remain neutral in thought as well."

    - President Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1939


    Read:
     
    Read the attached document on the turning points of WWII.
     
     
    Research:
    • Take the following turning points of World War II and create and Acrostic Poem from them. Use the following website as an example of how to complete an Acrostic Poem.
    Respond:
    • Then use this website to help you create the Acrostic Poem: Acrostic Poem Generator
    • It is up to you what word from World War II you turn into an Acrostic Poem.You can use a person's name, a place or a thing from World War II. But you must integrate all 9 of the turning points from the reading into the poem.
    Submit your Acrostic Poem on the next page.


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