'Armenian genocide' diaporamas de présentation

I. CAUSES OF WORLD WAR I

I. CAUSES OF WORLD WAR I. WWI LECTURE 1. WORLD POPULATION. 1900 = 1.6 billion 1927 = 2 billion TODAY (2006) = 6.5 billion. World War I : 1914-1918 (1920). A. Main Causes : The main reasons for the outbreak of World War I were : 1. IMPERIALISM 2. NATIONALISM 3. MILITARISM

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Block 3/19-20/14

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The Age of Genocide

The Age of Genocide. Exploring 20 th century genocides. A crime without a name….

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Consequences of the War in the 20 th and 21 st Centuries

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COLD WAR

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The Age of Genocide

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The Industrial Age

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The Age of Genocide

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World War I & The Russian Revolution

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The Holocaust

The Holocaust. Question. What are examples in History, in which people were discriminated against, hated because of their race, religion or political ties? Discuss with a partner what it means to discriminate against?. Pyramid of Hate.

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Clotilde Pegorier, University of Exeter, UK

The French Position on the Denial of the Armenian Genocide: A Question of Legal and Moral Legitimacy?. Clotilde Pegorier, University of Exeter, UK. In August 1939, in a statement concerning his plans for Poland, Adolf Hitler is reported as having said:

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WWI Ends

WWI Ends. Armistice signed Nov. 11, 1918 (Agreement to stop fighting). Devastation of War. Loss of Life 10 million soldiers dead 21 million soldiers wounded 10-16 million civilians dead Total cost of WWI over $338 Billion Much of Europe destroyed (infrastructure and economy)

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Trench Warfare

Trench Warfare. Western Front:. Home by Christmas turns into a stalemate Germans were guided by the Schlieffen Plan General Alfred Graf von Schlieffen Proposed taking France through Belgium, then focusing on Russia due to its lack of railroad, slow mobilization and superior numbers.

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Ethnic violence through displacement of peoples resulting in refugee populations

Ethnic violence through displacement of peoples resulting in refugee populations. By: Maddie Griffith And Rachel Brauns. Rwanda Genocide. Armenian Genocide. What is it?. F orced to flee their homes because of their ethnicity Lived in refugee camps Treated poorly Lived in fear

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Morality of Genocide Denial and need for Recognition

Morality of Genocide Denial and need for Recognition. Robert Hovhanessian. What is Genocide?. The systematic extermination or attempted extermination of an entire national, racial, religious, or ethnic group. 1944 Prof. Raphael Lemkin coins the term genocide. Armenian Genocie. 1915 April 24

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BR 1) Define genocide 2) What do you remember about the Rwandan genocide.

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American Government

American Government. Congress II: Mayhew and the Electoral Connection. The Electoral Connection (David Mayhew 1974). Assumption: Members of Congress are single-minded seekers of reelection. Kinds of activities: Advertising Credit claiming Position taking.

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ARMENIAN GENOCIDE

ARMENIAN GENOCIDE. "Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?" ~Adolf Hitler. Video Questions Due Next Thursday. How is it possible for a massacre like the Armenian Genocide to take place? Why did it happen?

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History Department

History Department. NEW COURSE!!. CGH3m1. Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity This College/University level course investigates t he major genocides and crimes against humanity in t he 20th Century. It explores the dynamics of power

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