In a table like the one that follows, Compelling Question, 2-3 Resources, Perspective for each resource, create a compelling question related to World Wars, determine 2-3 helpful resources to help respond to the question, and identify multiple points of views represented in the resources.
| Compelling Question | Resources | Perspectives |
| --- | --- | --- |
| How did World Wars impact global politics and societies? | 1. "The Guns of August" by Barbara Tuchman <br> 2. "The Second World War" by John Keegan <br> 3. "The Great War and Modern Memory" by Paul Fussell | 1. Tuchman's book focuses on the events leading up to WWI and the immediate aftermath, highlighting the political and military decisions that shaped the war. <br> 2. Keegan's book provides a comprehensive overview of WWII, discussing the major battles, strategies, and consequences on various countries and societies. <br> 3. Fussell's book delves into the cultural impact of WWI, exploring how the war affected literature, art, and collective memory. |
| What role did propaganda play in shaping public opinion during World Wars? | 1. Documentary "Why We Fight" directed by Frank Capra <br> 2. "Propaganda and Persuasion" by Garth Jowett and Victoria O'Donnell <br> 3. "Triumph of the Will" directed by Leni Riefenstahl | 1. Capra's documentary portrays the US government's use of propaganda to rally public support for WWII, showcasing the power of media in influencing public opinion. <br> 2. Jowett and O'Donnell's book provides a theoretical framework for understanding propaganda's role in shaping beliefs and attitudes, examining various propaganda tactics used during wars. <br> 3. Riefenstahl's film portrays Nazi propaganda during WWII, illustrating how propaganda can be used to manipulate emotions and perceptions. |