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The Rise of Totalitarian Leaders: Causes of WWII

Explore the factors behind the rise of Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin, including dissatisfaction with the Treaty of Versailles, the Great Depression, and the ineffectiveness of the League of Nations. Investigate common patterns, goals, and propaganda strategies of totalitarian regimes.

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The Rise of Totalitarian Leaders: Causes of WWII

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  1. Good Morning • QOD: (view clip of Hitler’s 1933 speech http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syI_B8a5IV4&feature=related • What does Hitler promise in his speech for the German people? Why does he seem so inspiring? Goal: Identify how the rise of totalitarian leaders led to World War II NO HW tonight

  2. The Rise of DictatorsTotalitarianism Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin

  3. The Road to War: 1919-1939

  4. Causes of WWII • Rise of Totalitarian leaders- crucial • Dissatisfaction (German) with Treaty of Versailles • Weak League of Nations • World Wide Great Depression • M.A.I.N <– same as in WWI

  5. The Versailles Treaty

  6. The Ineffectiveness of the League of Nations • No control of major conflicts. • No progress in disarmament. • No effective military force.

  7. The Great Depression

  8. How did totalitarian leaders rise into power? • Common patterns? • Goals? • Propaganda? • Economic recovery? Hope for the future? • *break into your groups of 3 • Each take 6 minutes to teach your group about your assigned dictator • What are common patterns they all share?

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