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The Science and Technology of WWII Visit our new interactive website to learn about wartime technical and scientific advances that forever changed our world.
Turn your students into history detectives as they ponder over the origins and uses of these intriguing pieces of WWII history.
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Congratulations to our
2010 WWII Quiz Bowl Finalist Teams:
Mandeville High School, Mandeville, LA
Betsy Bateman
Lane Lore
Breard Snellings
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Brother Martin High School, New Orleans, LA
Sean Moore
Jay Vega
Cameron Warren
These two teams made the highest scores at the Preliminary WWII Quiz Bowl Competition on February 27th. They will now compete for the WWII Quiz Bowl Championship on March 25th.
Congratulations also goes to our three Runner Up Teams: Academy of the Sacred Heart, Jesuit High School, and Central High School.
Watch the Preliminary Competition on Cox Channel 4 in New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and Acadiana starting on March 12, at 6:30pm.
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Watch the Championship Round live:
or in HD on Channel 714 in New Orleans
or live webstreamed at www.cox4.tv. |
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Since 2005, The National WWII Museum has hosted an annual High School WWII Quiz Bowl each spring. Teams from schools across Southeast Louisiana and as far away as Alabama have competed in this fun and educational event.
In 2008, the Museum teamed up with Cox Communications to televise the event, adding a live Championship Round for the top two teams. Those programs (see clips below) were nominated for an Emmy Award in the category of educational programming.
The Museum is pleased to be partnering again with Cox for the 2010 WWII Quiz Bowl.
For more information about the WWII High School Quiz Bowl
email educator@nationalww2museum.org
Click play to view a short clip of the 2008 Quiz Bowl Preliminary Round.
Please allow time for streaming. Video courtesy of Cox Communications.
Click play to view a short clip of the 2008 Quiz Bowl Championship Round.
Please allow time for streaming. Video courtesy of Cox Communications.








