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World War II

World War II. Becker US History. FDR: The Man. Effects of WWI. 1921 Washington Naval Conference Creates 4-Power, 5-Power and 9-Power Pacts Limits tonnage of ships and aircraft carriers Limits size of artillery pieces on ships Limits UK, US to 525,000 tons Limits Japan to 315 tons

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WW II 1939-1945 The War in Europe

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WWII

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World War II

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World War II

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World War II: The inevitable war

World War II: The inevitable war. Part I: Axis Aggression. Invasion of Poland. Blitzkrieg. Fall of France. Fall of France.

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Chapter 22

The Vietnam War. Chapter 22. 20 years Five presidents 164 billion dollars 58,132 Americans died/2million Vietnamese 150,000 Americans wounded 21,000 permanently disabled 3 million Americans served (avg. age 19) 100,000 fled U.S. to avoid conflict 830,000 PTSD reports. The Vietnam War.

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Chapter 26

Chapter 26. What was World War Two?. Largest war in human history Involved countries, colonies, and territories around the entire world By the end, over 70 million were dead It lasted from 1939 - 1945. Europe: Before World War One. Europe following WWI.

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WWII & the Holocaust

WWII & the Holocaust . Objective: To analyze and understand the outbreak of WWII in addition to the major players, leaders, and decisive battles. . Overview: . WWII (1939-1945) deadliest, costliest & largest conflict in history 61 nations in fighting

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How did Dictators Threaten World Peace in the 1930's?

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How did Dictators Threaten World Peace in the 1930's?

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German Invasion of Poland

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Review

Review. What is Appeasement? What is Aggression? How did Hitler/the dictators violate the Treaty of Versailles? How did Appeasement/Aggression lead to WWII?. EQ: What were the major events in the early years of the war and how did they impact the war?. Allies vs Axis Powers.

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WW2 #4: Hitler on the attack!

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German Unification

German Unification. Actions of Wilhelm I (William I). Succeeds Friedrich Wilhelm to the throne in 1861 Planned to reform military- denied money from liberal parliament Junker class (conservative/upper-class) supports Wilhelm Junker, Otto von Bismarck named as prime minister.

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The Course of WWII I. Europe A. France and Britain declare war (Sept. 3, 1939)

The Course of WWII I. Europe A. France and Britain declare war (Sept. 3, 1939) after Poland 1. Result of Blitzkrieg 2. USSR & Germany divide Poland B. Denmark & Norway after winter C. Netherlands, Belgium & France

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