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Aftermath Of WWI

Aftermath Of WWI. Do Now . Define:. Demobilization-To disband Reparation- the making of amends for wrong or injury done : Czar-A emperor or king. Allied Victory!. WWI ends November 11, 1918 Millions of people dead Billions of dollars in damage. 1.Wilson’s Fourteen Points.

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Aftermath Of WWI

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  1. Aftermath Of WWI

  2. Do Now Define: • Demobilization-To disband • Reparation-the making of amends for wrong or injury done: • Czar-A emperor or king

  3. Allied Victory! • WWI ends November 11, 1918 • Millions of people dead • Billions of dollars in damage

  4. 1.Wilson’s Fourteen Points • Designed by Wilson to create world peace • National self-determination • Reduction of arms • Freedom of trade and sea travel • League of Nations-International organization designed to prevent wars • Rejected by Allied leaders

  5. 2.Treaty of Versailles(1919) • Germany’s colonies were divided Amongst the allies • New nations were created from territory belonging to the Central powers • Germany was disarmed • Germany had to admit responsibility for starting WWI and pay billions of dollars in reparations to the Allies

  6. 3.Demobilization • Demobilization-Transition from war time to peace time • 4.5million soldiers return home • Unemployment rises • Labor unions loose leverage • Increase in strikes(over 3,600 in 1919 involving 4million workers)

  7. Russian Revolution (1917) • Bolshevik Revolution • Vladimir Lenin

  8. Do Now 4/22/2013 • Chicago Race Riots-1919 • -WWI-July 1914 – 11 November 1918 • Tulsa Race Riots -1921 • Bolshevik revolution-1917 • Rosewood Massacre-1923 Palmer Raids-November 7, 1919, • Ossian Sweet Trial-1925 • execution of Sacco and Vanzetti-August 23, 1927

  9. 4.Red Scare • Anti-communist hysteria(1919-1920) • Fear that the increase in strikes may lead to a Bolshevik Revolution in the U.S. • Immigrants and those with radical political views are targeted as conspirators and spies

  10. Sacco and Vanzetti

  11. 5. Red summer of 1919 • Red summer of 1919-increase in lynching and race riots all over the U.S. the worst in Chicago. • Black soldiers return from WWI with pride and dignity with hopes of receiving equality. • Whites believe blacks should be put in their place. • Believe that black workers should give up their jobs to whites

  12. Chicago Race Riots1919 • 38 dead and 537 injured both black and white

  13. Tulsa Race Riots(1921) • Black Wallstreet

  14. Rosewood Massacre (1923)

  15. Ossian Sweet Trial(1925)

  16. Do Now 4/23/13 • Contrast Red scare vs. Red summer • Red summer is when the blacks and whites had riots all over the U.S. • Red Scare is Dealing with politics and red summer is with race.

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