'Bombing raids' diaporamas de présentation

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THE ROAD TO WAR . . . . again!. The treaty to end WWI demanded: 1. The surrender of all German colonies as instructed by the League of Nations. 2. The return of all land taken by Germany, Austria and the Ottoman Empire.

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Key Events of World War II

Key Events of World War II. September 1, 1939. Germany invades Poland Used a new type of warfare called B litzkreig or lightning war Heavily armed German tanks rolled into Poland and behind them marched the German Army, the Wehrmacht

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The battle of britain , operation barbarossa and stalingrad

The battle of britain , operation barbarossa and stalingrad. The Battle of Britain. The Battle of Britain. Details: After Dunkirk, Hitler knew he would not be able to attack Britain without gaining control of the English Channel.

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World War II Timeline 1939-1940

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Major Causes of WWII

Major Causes of WWII. Treaty of Versailles Rise of Italian fascism Rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party Great Depression Japanese expansionism Anti-communism Appeasement Militarism Nationalism U.S. isolationism Maps . Treaty of Versailles.

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VIETNAM WAR

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Air planes of World War II

Air planes of World War II. These are some facts about some of the most popular planes in WWII By Troy Coates Press Right Arrow Key to go to Next Slide. By Troy Coates.

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Korean War and Vietnam War

Korean War and Vietnam War. By the Omniscient Strivers. North vs South. Korean War. Key Issues Faced by the Superpowers That Led to the Korean War (Involvement). August 15, 1945 - Korea divided into US and Soviet occupation zones along 38th parallel.

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Warm up 3-14

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The Road to World War II

The Road to World War II. On your own copy of this picture, add labels to explain what the cartoonist suggests Hitler is doing? Who are the other people in this picture and what does the cartoonist think of them?. January 1933: Hitler became Chancellor of Germany.

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Literature circle book options

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Liberation of Europe and War in the Pacific

Liberation of Europe and War in the Pacific. War in the Pacific. What did the Japanese do after Peal Harbor? A fter Pearl Harbor the Japanese conquered an empire that made the Third Reich look small. Hong Kong French Indochina ( Vietnam) Malaya Burma Thailand much of China

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Weapons of ww1

Weapons of ww1 . By nick alicea. The rifle. The main weapon used by British soldiers in trenches. It hold 15 rounds and a person can be killed within 1,400 meters. . Machine gun. The Machine gun took 4-6 people to work it and it had to be on a flat surface and it had the power of 100 guns .

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Chapter 21 The Civil War

Chapter 21 The Civil War. 21.3 Bull Run: A Great Awakening. Why were many Northerners surprised at the outcome of the Battle of Bull Run?. Northerners expected a quick victory and an early end to the war. Instead, the Confederates defeated the Union troops and drove them back to Washington.

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Air Raids WWII

Air Raids WWII . The Beginning.

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Zeppelin

Zeppelin. Zeppelin. A type of rigid airship made in the early 20 th century. The zeppelin was used for bombing raids in Germany at the beginning of the war. . Throughout the war they were not used as much because they were so easily shot down.

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A British soldier in battledress

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Chapter 30: The Vietnam Era Section 4: Nixon and Vietnam

Chapter 30: The Vietnam Era Section 4: Nixon and Vietnam. April 22. Section 4 Objectives. Explain the steps Nixon took to end the war in Vietnam. Understand the various costs of the Vietnam War. Key Terms Vietnamization martial law MIAs . A New Strategy.

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