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Louis Armstrong
Luis Armstrong was an american trumpeter, singer, and composer, and sometimes and actor. mainly doing jazz, one of his best ways he can sing was a new way back then called " scat singing" in the early July of 1971, Armstrong died of a heart attack in his sleep. -
Hindenburg appoints Hitler chancellor of germany
On January 30th 1933, three of the parties would go to the Nazis, in hopes of creating a stable government. president Hindenburg, so he made Hitler the chancellor of Germany. -
Nazis force Jewish performers/artists to join Jewish Cultural Unions.
Jewish business were boycotted, that meant that all Jewish civil servants are fired, Jewish doctors as well as lawyers were without a job, including about 8’000 Jewish actors, musicians, singers, directors and stage as well as concert technicians were also without a job. June 2nd 1933 request from Kurt Singer to make a corporation called “German Jewish Cultural Union” . -
Phony War
the blitzkrieg attack on Poland in September 1939, basically nothing happened, no one diedMillions of leaflets were dropped over Germany. On September 3rd alone, 6 million copies of “Note to the German People” were dropped in just one night, close too 13 tons of paper. -
Auschwitz
opened in 1940, Auschwitz was the largest Nazi concentration camp and death camp around. in southern Poland, first served as a detention for political prisoners, but then later evolved into a camp that held thousands of Jewish families, January 1945, the Jewish prisoners were forced in marches close to about 60,000 people to different locations before they were liberated. -
Aerosol spray can
Dispensing system that creates a mist of liquid particles. 1941 was the first time Americans put it to good use. Used mainly for bugs, sprayed in tents and airplanes during wold war two. I picked this because without aerosol cans there would be more deaths from malaria and other deadly bug-carrying diseases. -
Work cited up to 1942
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SCUBA (self-contained underwater breathing apparatus)
Also called aqua- lung was the first open - circuit, self- containing underwater breathing apparatus (or scuba). these days called a diving regulator or demand valve. I chose these because these were used to get past long stretches of water undetected. -
Slinky
A slinky is a compressed helical spring that uses its own mass and movement to move. It can be used as a friendly toy, to a classroom tool, to a wartime radio antenna. The slinky was Pennsylvania's most iconic toy ever, made over 300 million in sales in only the first 60 years. I picked this because it looked fun and I used to love playing with them and i thought it would be fun. -
Silly putty
silly putty is a toy based on silicone polymers, was originally created during research into potential rubber substitutes for use by the untied states in world war two. The government funded research in synthetic rubber compounds to attempt to solve this shortage. citizens were encouraged to make rubber products last until the end of the war, i picked this because without silly putty, the soldiers could not use them to fix there rafts,tires,vehicle and aircraft parts,gas masks, and boots. -
Microwave
the microwave is a kitchen appliance that heats and cooks food using microwave radiation.The discovery was founded by Percy Spencer. first ever thing he tried to cook was popcorn, then an egg. I chose to research this because without the microwave we would have to use camp fires.
