Casablanca Outline

I. Setting

A. Casablanca, Morroco

1. World War II

II. Introducation

A. Rick Blaine

1. Main character

2.Cafe Owner

B. Ilsa Lund

1. Married to Victor Laszlo

2. Used to have a thing with Rick

C. Ugarte

1.

Has letters of transit

III. Rising Action

A. Ilsa arrives

1.She sees Sam

2.Rick finds out Ilsa is married

3.Ilsa and Laszlo plan to leave to America

IV. Climax

A. The

singing of the German pride song

1.make the cafe close

B. Ilsa threatens Rick with a gun

1.Tells Rick she's in love with him

V. Falling Action

A.

Police arrest Laszlo

1. O

n a minor charge

2.

Rick convinces Renault to let him go by promising to set him up on a more serious crime

VI. Conclusion

A. Renault tries to arrest Laszlo

1.

Rick points a gun towards him and makes him help in their escape.

B.

German officers arrive

1.

Rick kills the lead officer

C. Rick becomes friends with the cop.

Concept Guide for Chapter 9

Role of Women during WWII:

-Women took their jobs
-Pilots, nurses, volunteers, soldiers
-Gained a new role and respect in society
- Factory Jobs

Cause and Effect of Use of the Atomic Bomb:
-US Dropped an atomic bomb on Japan

-Killed millions of people, homes, buildings, and towns.

-Pearl Harbor

US Foreign Policy Before, During, and After the War:
Before- Neutrality Acts, stayed out of war

During - After Pearl Harbor the US declares war and support allies, trading battle ships to support allies

After- get involved in other countries

Effects of the War on Europe:
- Europe was split up, borders changed
- Tension

- Less Jewish people
- Formation of Communist Soviet Union

Effect of Pearl Harbor Attack:
-US declared war on Japan

-Germany declared war on US

-2,402 men were killed

Japanese Internment:

-Japanese Americans were sent to prison camps in the US

-US made sure none of them were spying for Japan
-Stripped of all property

Neutrality Acts:
- keep citizens out of war
- US battleships could not be armed.
- Americans could not travel on ships of countries at war.

Purpose of Propaganda:
- To encourage people into doing something

Rationing
-Saving food; proportion

-Example: ( getting a ration of bread )

Results of World War II:
-Began Cold War

-Marshall Plan

-Millions died

Time Line = Weekly Article

http://timeglider.com/app/viewer.php?uid=line_71d8bad9ae6ff9c2694c6c6feaf41462

WW2 Artifact

EBAY

What you get :

• Original WWII German 2 sided map of Germany, it is marked in several places His movements up into Germany with the 3rd Army.
• 1945 RESTRICTED history book of Patton's 3rd Army has the 1945 H.Q. stamp on the back and marked "Not for Publication".
• Original German photo album with His photos and marked on each photo what it is. There are too many to picture on Ebay, there is some awesome photos in here. Contains 75 of His photos all marked with a description, & 1- 3rd Army patch.
• 20- loose photos, 18 are marked on the back what with a description. One is marked "Not for publication".
• 1- large photograph of Him next to the ovens at Buchenwald (very rare)
• 1 undeveloped roll of German film.

Why I Picked this?

Why would I Not pick this? These are real photos from the holocaust. Each photo is marked with a description all throughout the consentration camp of Buchenwald. To me pictures mean more than clothing or helmets as many others will most likely choose. With pictures you can actually see what their emotions, physical being, etc was like.

ID: 365

LISA NUSSBAUM

1. Being only 14 when your mom helped you leave the ghettos how did you survive without her?
2. When the boys said to you "We'll crucify you like you crucified Jesus," did you have any idea what they meant? Or who they heard that from?
3. What were you thinking when you were marched into the line to be killed? And how exactly did you escape without being seen?
4. What happened to your sister after you returned to your old town to find your mother had past away?
5. So you still have the scrapbook you took along years ago? Or did you leave it behind?