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World War II: Why They Fought

Why They Fought

Author: Katie Marsico   Series: What Were They Fighting For?

Immersive, engaging nonfiction text Primary source quotes and documents Vibrant illustrations and historical photos Maps, info graphics, timeline Extensive research Expert consultation Common core features for informational text Critical thinking writing prompts Carefully written text to match grade level and reading level

Examines the motivations for World War II from each side involved.

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Immersive, engaging nonfiction text Primary source quotes and documents Vibrant illustrations and historical photos Maps, info graphics, timeline Extensive research Expert consultation Common core features for informational text Critical thinking writing prompts Carefully written text to match grade level and reading level

Examines the motivations for World War II from each side involved.

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Description

Why did the German people follow Adolf Hitler during World War II? Why did the Soviet Union switch sides partway through the war? How did U.S. women and racial minorities hope to use their participation in the war to change society at home? From the invasion of Poland to the dropping of atomic bombs, World War II: Why They Fought reveals the motivations behind World War II from all sides. Go beyond names and dates and ask: what were they fighting for?

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About the Author

Katie Marsico has written more than 150 books for children and young adults. Before becoming a writer, she worked as an editor in Chicago, Illinois. Katie lives in suburban Chicago with her husband and five children.

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Product Details

Publisher
Compass Point Books
Published
1st August 2015
Pages
64
ISBN
9780756551759

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