D-Day by the Numbers Charting and Graphing WWII Data
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1 Charting and Graphing WWII Data A Lesson Plan from The Department of Education of The National D-Day Museum America s World War II Museum The National D-Day Museum 945 Magazine Street New Orleans, LA
2 Charting and Graphing WWII Data Organizing and interpreting data is an important skill when analyzing historical events. Raw data are the building blocks for interpreting what happened in the past, what is going on in the present, and what may occur in the future. The following lesson plan asks students to create three types of graphs using statistics from D-Day and World War II and then analyze their results by answering interpretive questions. OBJECTIVE: Students will analyze the size and scope of World War II and D-Day by charting and graphing statistics and interpreting their findings. BENCHMARKS: Grades 7-8: H-1A-M4; H-1A-M6; H-1B-M17 Grades 9-12: H-1A-H3; H-1A-H4; H-1A-H5; H-1B-H13; H-1C-H13 DIRECTIONS: 1. Use the statistical data from the three activities below to lead a short discussion of the size and scope of World War II and D-Day. 2. Copy and pass out the work sheets and have students use the given data to create a line graph, a pie chart, and a bar graph, then answer the questions that follow. This activity can be an individual or group activity depending on your specific needs in the classroom. ASSESSMENT: Components for assessment include the completed worksheet. ENRICHMENT: Have students collect data (such as poll numbers, statistics, or forecasts) about any current event from the newspaper, magazines, or the Internet and organize that data in a graph, which includes a short essay explaining their source, their data, and their analysis. 2
3 Charting and Graphing WWII Data 1. On a line graph below, fill in both axes and plot and label the growth of each branch of the U.S. military during World War II. Use the type of lines shown for each branch. Then answer the questions below. U.S. Active Military Personnel ( ) Year Army Navy Marines Total , ,202 19, , , ,997 28, , ,462, ,427 54,359 1,801, ,075, , ,613 3,585, ,994,472 1,741, ,523 9,044, ,994,750 2,981, ,604 11,451, ,267,958 3,380, ,680 12,123,445 # of Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Year Army Navy Marines A. What was the trend in the size of the U.S. military between 1939 and 1945? B. What year saw the largest increase of military personnel and what event(s) brought about this increase? C. From the data in this graph, what branch of service do you predict had the highest casualty rate during World War II? 3
4 2. Use these statistics from June 6, 1944 D-Day to fill in and label the percentages of each country s military force in Normandy on the pie chart. Then answer the questions below. D-Day Combatants Country # of Soldiers on D-Day Percentage *United States 95,000 34% *Great Britain 60,000 21% *Canada 20,000 7% Germany 105,000 38% *Allies A. What country had the most troops in Normandy on D-Day? B. What percentage of the troops at D-Day were Allied troops? C. Why did the Allied commanders think it was necessary to attack with the large number of soldiers they did? 4
5 3. Use the following statistics of WWII deaths to complete a bar graph. Label both axes. Use one bar per country and be sure to separate the number of military and civilian deaths for each country, as shown below. Answer the questions that follow. Causalities of World War II Country Total Deaths % of Pre-war Military Deaths Civilian Deaths Population USSR 20,600, % 13,600,000 7,000,000 Germany 6,850, % 3,250,000 3,600,000 France 810, % 340, ,000 United States 500, % 500, Great Britain 388, % 326,000 62,000 # of Casualties Soviet Union Germany France United States Great Britain civilian military A. Which countries had more civilian deaths than military deaths? B. Why do you think the United States had no civilian deaths in WWII? C. What does this chart tell you about the consequences of war and the decisions by leaders to go to war? 5
6 10,000,000 Answers: # of Soldiers, Sailors and Marines 5,000,000 Year Army Navy Marines Germany 38% US 34% GB 21% Canada 7% 6
7 # of Casualties 20,000,000 Soviet Union Germany France United States Great Britain 1,000,000 7
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