'Collective security' diaporamas de présentation

American Foreign Policy: 1920-1941

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American Foreign Policy: 1920-1941

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American Foreign Policy: 1920-1941

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American Foreign Policy: 1920-1941

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Canada During the cold war Era

Canada During the cold war Era. A World divided. Following the defeat of the Axis Powers the world quickly entered a new era. The tensions between the Soviets and Americans meant that many nations would be forced to choose sides.

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Agenda

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Peace 2

Peace 2. Quiz. Who was the effective military dictator in Germany in 1918? What is an absolute pacifist? What is a contextual pacifist? What rank was Ben in World War 1? What were the German airships which bombed London called? Where was the peace treaty signed 1919?.

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Soviet Foreign Policy to 1939

Ms Leslie History 12. Soviet Foreign Policy to 1939. Major elements. Treaty of Brest-Litovsk - gets Russia out of the war as Lenin felt the revolution would not survive while fighting Germany Civil War - Foreign powers helped out the Whites and started the tension

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WORLD WAR II

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Rise of the Modern State System

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The UN and the International Community

The UN and the International Community. Part I Study Guide. The League of Nations (1919-1945). Proposed by Woodrow Wilson in 1918

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America Moves Toward War/Mobilizes

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The League of Nations

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principles of collective security

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Manchuria

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Manchuria

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Abyssinia

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Peace in Europe

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Isolationists v. Interventionists

Isolationists v. Interventionists. Isolationist Viewpoint. The United States should avoid alliances with other Nations. Americans should focus on issues at home, such as the Depression. Complete neutrality was the way to keep the United States safe.

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