Packaged in black and white, The study guide provides many discussions starters that focus on both sides of the conflict in World War Two, the history, the people and the moral dilemmas. It includes an imaginative and challenging activity that requires students to present arguments from different points of view including the scientists who developed-d the bomb, the political leaders from both sides, the soldiers from both sides and the Japanese people. It also teaches students about how films represent history and the production modes used. In the guide are cartoons and an account of the Smithsonian Enola Gay display controversy making it a very comprehensive resource for many curriculum areas.