World War II Infographics for Middle School Social Studies

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Social Studies Subject

for Middle School:

World War II Infographics

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8th grade

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● This template contains an assortment of complementary infographic resources for the

Social Studies Subject for Middle School - 8th Grade: Wo rld War II

presentation.

● These infographics are adapted to the style of the

aforementioned presentation, so you can insert them easily and have them completely integrated at once. You just need to do the following:

○ Select the element that you want to copy

○ Right-click and choose “Copy”

○ Go to the slide where you want the element to appear

○ Right-click and choose “Paste”

World War II infographics

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World War II infographics

Neptune is the farthest planet from

the Sun

France U.S.

Mercury is the closest planet to the

Sun

USSR

Jupiter is the biggest planet

of them all

U.K.

Venus is the second planet

from the Sun

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Neptune is the

farthest planet from the Sun

Step 2

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Step 4

Mercury is the

closest planet to the Sun

Step 3

Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all

Step 1

Venus is the second planet from the Sun

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Neptune is the

farthest planet from the Sun

Germany

Netherlands

Mercury is the

Poland

Italy

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Neptune is the farthest planet from the Sun

Neptune Mercury

Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun

Jupiter

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Mercury

Jupiter

Venus

Venus Mercury Jupiter

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the Sun

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Sun

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Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all Venus is the second

planet from the Sun

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Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Phase 1

^Start

Phase 2

^Invasion

Phase 3

^Battle

Phase 4

Major allies winning

Phase 5

^End

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Historica

l figures Belief Side Killed Alive Suicide

Adolf Hitler

Mercury is a

small planet Axis Power X

W.

Churchill

Venus is a

hot planet Allies X

Mussolini

Mars is full of iron oxide

dust Axis Power X

D.

Roosevelt

Jupiter is a huge gas

giant Allies X

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2XX X

the Sun

Sun

Jupiter is the biggest planet of

them all

2XX X

Despite being red, Mars is

very cold

2XX X

Earth is the planet on which we all

live

Saturn is a gas giant and

has several rings

from the Sun

2XX X

Ceres is located in the main asteroid

belt

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Allies

Mercury is the closest planet to

the Sun

Axis Power

of them all

73% 55%

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Mercury

Mercury is the

Jupiter

Venus

Saturn

Saturn is composed of hydrogen and helium

Neptune

Mars

Despite being red, Mars is a very cold place

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Mercury

Jupiter

Venus

Before During After

35%

60%

80%

40%

85%

60%

20%

45%

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Mercury

Sun

Jupiter

them all

Venus

Venus is the second planet from

the Sun

Mars

Despite being red, Mars is a

very cold place

VS. Allies

Axis

Power

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45%

25%

60%

75%

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Axis Power

Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the smallest of them all Venus has a beautiful name and is the second planet from the Sun Earth is the beautiful planet on which humans live

Mars is full of iron oxide dust, which gives the planet its reddish cast

Allies

Jupiter is a gas giant and the

biggest planet in the Solar System Saturn is the second-largest planet in the Solar System

Neptune is the fourth-largest planet in the Solar System

The Sun is the star at the center of the Solar System

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Mercury

Jupiter

Venus

Mars

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Sun Moon Earth 60% 90% 50%

50%

Mercury

Jupiter

Jupiter is the biggest

planet of them all

Venus

Venus is the second

planet from the Sun

Mars

25%

75%

90%

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Jupiter is the biggest planet of them all Venus is the

second planet from the Sun

50

%

25

%

75

%

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Mercury

Sun

Jupiter

them all

Venus

Venus is the second planet from

the Sun

Mars

very cold place

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Mercury

Mercury is the closest planet

to the Sun

Jupiter

of them all

Venus

from the Sun

Mars

very cold place

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Mercury

Mercury is the

Jupiter

Mars

Venus

30

%

50

%

80

% 40

%

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Vs.

Saturn is composed of hydrogen and helium

Saturn

Neptune

Mars Theory 2

A

B

C Venus is the second

planet from the Sun

Venus

A

Mercury

B

Jupiter

C

Theory 1

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65%

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Mercur y Jupiter

Venus

Mars Earth

30%

50%

80%

100

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Venus

Mercury

Jupiter

Mars

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Germany

Adolf Hitler

Italy

Benito Mussolini

Japan

Hideki Tojo

Phase 01

Earth is the planet with

life

Jupiter doesn’t have a solid

surface

Mars was named after a

god

Phase 02

Mercury is a

small planet Saturn was named after a

Roman god

Jupiter is a huge gas giant

Phase 03

Mars is full of iron oxide

dust

Neptune is far

away from us Saturn is the ringed planet

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United States Soviet Union

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Jupiter is the biggest

planet of them all

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Despite being red, Mars is very

cold

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United Kingdom France

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Saturn was named after

a Roman god

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Earth is the third planet

from the Sun

35,786,155

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Mercury

Sun

Jupiter

Venus

Saturn

Saturn is composed of hydrogen and

helium

Neptune

the Sun

Mars

Despite being red, Mars is a very cold

place

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Step 1 Step 2 Step 3

Venus is the

second planet from the Sun

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Neptun

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Is the farthest planet from the Sun

Mercury

Jupiter

Venus

Eart h

Mars

Mars is a very cold place

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