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History in Photos:
History in Photos:
Primary sources such as photographs are one way to represent a moment in time. Together these pictures represent just a few of the pivotal moments in WWII.
At this station, look at the photos on display carefully and use the pictures to explain how the Nazi's actions escalated from 1939-1945.
Task:
View the photos at the station in chronological order, then select one image for the following question.
Death was just one way the Nazis victimized the Jews during the Holocaust. Based on the details you observe in the photos, what ACTIONS did the Nazis take against the Jews and other victims?
Which photo did you analyze? _______
What actions were taken by the Nazis (that you can see directly in the photograph).
What emotions can you see on the victims in the picture? (Be as specific as possible.)
If completing this activity online, you will need to print out the student packet and complete the online activities. You will need to print two additional forms: Exhibit 2 has a Primary Source Analysis Tool (one page) & Exhibit 3 has Some Were Neighbors two sided analysis form.
Source: Google Images
How to analyze a photo:
How to analyze a photo:
Try to make sense of it.
Who took this photo?
Where is it from?
When is it from?
What was happening at the time in history this photo was taken?
Why was it taken? List evidence from the photo or your knowledge about the photographer that led you to your conclusion.
~National Archives: How to analyze a photograph intermediate
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