'Communist revolution' diaporamas de présentation

youtube/watch?v=HI9NrYb3EMI In defense of Capitalism

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HI9NrYb3EMI In defense of Capitalism. What is the difference between privatization and nationalization?. What is the difference between nationalism and nationalization?. Explain socialism. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages

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Chapter 5 Issues

Chapter 5 Issues. To what extent is the rejection of liberalism justified? Why did ideologies that rejected liberalism emerge? How did ideologies that rejected liberalism affect citizens?. Chapter 5 vocabulary. Censorship Collectivization Communism Dissent Fascism Reactionary

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POST WAR ERA

POST WAR ERA. The Cold War and Civil Rights. THE BIG QUESTIONS:. Why did the United States and Soviet Union enter into the Cold War? Why did the Cold War last so long? How did Civil Rights leaders change American Society?. THE COLD WAR.

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An Uneasy Peace

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MODERN CHINA

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Religions of Asia

Religions of Asia. Hinduism. Hinduism is one of the oldest religions in the world. This religion developed in India, taking much from the religion practiced by the Aryans, a group who had invaded the country from the north around 1500 BC.

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Revolutions in Russia

Revolutions in Russia. Long-Term Causes of Revolution. Czarist Rule In the late 1800s, Alexander III and his son Nicholas II sought to industrialize Russia and build its economic strength They wanted to westernize and industrialized but limit the spread of the ideals of the French Revolution.

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What were the High Points & Low Points of 1920's Culture & Society?

What were the High Points & Low Points of 1920's Culture & Society?. Booming Business & Stock Market Big money is made by big industrialists Automobile, oil, and steel New technology creates new jobs Little government regulation allows industry to grow faster. Uneven Prosperity

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Chapter 13 A Turbulent Decade

Chapter 13 A Turbulent Decade. Section 1 Postwar Troubles. Demobilization.

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WWI Through Posters

WWI Through Posters. Propaganda. All nations involved in WWI used propaganda posters for several reasons: To justify their involvement to their citizens To encourage young men to enlist (often by guilt or fear)

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The Winnipeg General Strike

May-June 1919. The Winnipeg General Strike. After the end of WWI, workers in Canada faced a number of challenges: Spanish Flu No jobs No employment insurance Low wages Those with jobs wanted unions to fight for: Higher wages Better working conditions Job security.

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Communist revolution

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Treaty of Versailles: The War for Peace

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Post WW II US Foreign Policy

Post WW II US Foreign Policy. From Truman to Nixon. Truman Administration Foreign Policy 1946-1953. Three Main Areas of Policy

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Aim (L51) : How did the Cuban Missile Crisis increase Cold War tensions?

Aim (L51) : How did the Cuban Missile Crisis increase Cold War tensions?. Do Now : Read the tips and tricks for analyzing a political cartoon. Then, analyze the meaning and symbols of the political cartoon on your worksheet. Be as detailed as possible.

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The World Before World War II

The World Before World War II. Motivation: Who are the people in the picture below, and what country did they represent?. Aim : Prior to the start of World War II, what were the political, social, and economic conditions that existed in the Soviet Union, Italy, and in Germany?. Joseph Stalin.

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Imperial China

Imperial China. China in the 19 th Century before the nationalist revolution in 1912 and the communist revolution in 1945 Imperial China Imperial China. Imperial China. Many of the concepts which we have studied in this class are shown in the history of China before their revolution:

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Rise & Fear of Socialism in Italy

Rise & Fear of Socialism in Italy. By Daphne Poon , Jane Yip, Joanne Yao and Lois Capon. Introduction. Messy post-war situation in Italy Corruption and bribery in the Italian government Significant gap North (wealthy) South (poor) Many people were unable to vote No sense of nationalism.

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Fascism Rises in Europe

Fascism Rises in Europe. Benito Mussolini Italy. Adolf Hitler Germany. Fascism. United States, Britain, and France remain democratic Millions turn to a new system of government > fascism. restore economy punish those responsible for hard times revive national pride.

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The 1920s

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