5.
Ted Ed: How did Hitler rise to Power? – Alex Gendler
and Anthony Hazard
6.
Ted Ed: History vs. Vladimir Lenin - Alex Gendler
7.
Economic Depression and Dictators: Crash Course
European History #37
8.
World War II Introduction – Sean Fowler
9.
The Holocaust, Genocides, and Mass Murder of
WWII: Crash Course European History #40
10.
The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising -Constitutional
Rights Foundation 2018
11.
History of World War 2 (in One Take) History
Bombs
12.
Hiroshima: Dropping The Bomb – Hiroshima –BBC Studios
13.
Why The U.S. Dropped A Nuclear Bomb on Japan –
Now News
14.
Top 10 Terrifying Nuclear Bombs - MoJo
15.
Ted Ed: The History of the Cuban Missile Crisis –
Matthew A. Jordan
16.
The Arms Race – History Bombs
17.
What Was China’s Cultural Revolution and Why Was
It So Violent? – Now News
18.
The Chinese Civil War: Why Did The Communists
Win -The Constitutional Rights Foundation 2014
19.
How the Kim Dynasty Took Over North Korea –History
Channel
20.
Ted Ed: The rise and fall of the Berlin Wall –
Konrad H. Jarausch
21.
History of the Cold War (in One Take) History
Bombs
22.
Document-Based Questions Activities – Teacher’s
Discover 2017
23.
Apartheid Song (South Africa) – Can’t Hold Us
Parody – The Singing History Teachers
24.
Conflict in Israel and Palestine: Crash Course
World History #223
25.
Decolonization and Nationalism Triumphant: Crash
Course World History #40
26.
Apartheid: The rise and fall of South Africa’s “apartness”
laws – Global News
27.
South Africa: Confronting The Country’s
Apartheid Past-Constitutional Rights Foundation 2020
28.
How and Why Did The Soviet Union Collapse – The Infographics
Show
29.
Ted Ed: Climate change: Earth’s giant game of
Tetris – Joss Fong
30.
Globalization I – The Upside: Crash Course World
History #41
31.
Globalization II – Good or Bad?: Crash Course
World History #42
32.
Today in History for September 11th
- AP
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