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Events/Battles of WWII

Events/Battles of WWII. Ch. 17 Sec. 1-5. From Appeasement to War. Ch. 17 Sec. 1. Aggression G oes Unchecked. Aggressive actions by Germany, Japan and Italy were met with verbal protests Hitler, leaders of Japan, and Mussolini saw desire for peace as a weakness

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Night

Night. Active Reading Notes and passage analysis. Passage Analysis. Each requires a complete sentence, and at least 2-3 sentences to fully answer. Your commentary should fully explain your response.

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The Battle of Berlin

The Battle of Berlin. Due to poor tactics of the German forces (many made by Hitler), and the overwhelming pressure of the Allied F orce, the German army was pushed back into the Heart of Germany. The final battle in the War was a Soviet offensive on Berlin.

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Death Toll

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World War II European Theater

World War II European Theater. America Prepares For War. After Pearl Harbor 5 million young men volunteered for military service. Another 10 million were drafted in order to meet the war need. A Production Miracle. In Early February 1942, the last car rolled off the assembly line.

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Bell Ringer

Bell Ringer. What were the 6 main countries to start World W ar II? (NOT the US) What is appeasement? Where is Ethiopia? . Bell Ringer. What is fascism? What was the problem with the League of Nations in the 1930s? What is blitzkrieg? . Bell Ringer.

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f) The Unfolding of the War

f) The Unfolding of the War. f) The Unfolding of the War. The start of the war : The alliances: The Axis: Germany, Italy , Japan and territory conquered by Hitler

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Under German Control at end of 1941

1. Under German Control at end of 1941. North Africa. Importance Control of Mediterranean Sea, Suez Canal, Straights of Gibraltar Access to oil fields in the Middle East Open a Second Front. Rommel had control of Libya- had the British on the defensive in Egypt.

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The Road to War

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World War II

World War II. Causes of World War II. Versailles Treaty ? Crippled Germany and brought the Nazis to power. Japanese Militarists desire for natural resources. Great Depression. Europe in the 1930s. Hitler annexes Austria.

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The Final Stages of WWII

The Final Stages of WWII. Liberation of Europe. - With Allied forces landing and advancing from Normandy, Russia and Italy, the final stages of the war began - Fighting continued for 11 more months after D-Day as Allied forces cleared port towns and major cities and pushed toward Berlin.

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World War I

World War I. Nationalism Imperialism Militarism Alliances. The 4 factors that fueled World War I. Ethnic groups tried to gain more political unity

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Axis Aggression

Axis Aggression. Japan on the Move. Japan wanted to have an empire equal to that of those in western Europe. In pursuit of this goal, Japan seized Manchuria in 1931. The League of Nations condemned this aggression So, Japan withdrew from the League of Nations

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Journal Entry

Journal Entry. How did World War I change the way that war was perceived? Copy or restate At least one paragraph. Chapter 27: World War I and Its Aftermath. Section 4: (Continued). Collapsing Morale. By 1917, the morale of both troops and civilians had plunged.

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The allies turn the tide

The allies turn the tide. To defeat the axis powers the allies had to commit to themselves to a total war. . Objectives. Understand how nations devoted all of their resources to fighting World War II . Explain how Allied victories began to push back the Axis powers .

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EVENTS OF WWII

EVENTS OF WWII. Dieppe and Hong Kong. The Battle of Dieppe. Aug. 1942, 5000 Canadian soldiers were picked up from England for a raid on the French port of Dieppe. They had trained for 3 years. The Canadians, with 1000 Br. and some Americans, were to attack Dieppe.

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The Liberation of Holland

The Liberation of Holland. By Elizabeth, Annabel, and Tess. When . Where. May 5 th 1945. Holland - Maastricht, Berlin, Belgian. To Liberate : To free a country, city, or people from enemy occupation. Process. Began with American troops who entered Maastricht on September 13 th , 1944 .

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genocide

genocide. Holocaust Armenian Cambodian Rwandan Great Purge. genocide. The systematic and purposeful destruction of a racial, political, religious, or cultural group Systematic and purposeful Destruction: large scale annihilation; Racial, political, religious, or cultural group.

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EOA 12: OPERATION BAGATRATION Soviet Operation Art in WWII, Deep Ops

EOA 12: OPERATION BAGATRATION Soviet Operation Art in WWII, Deep Ops . Strategic Objectives: Liberate Russian Territory Land Grab for post war buffer zone in Europe

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