'Germany invades poland' diaporamas de présentation

Why die for Danzig?

Why die for Danzig?. The Nazi-Soviet Pact Germany Invades Poland The Response of Great Britain and France Warsaw Blitzkrieg Problems for Poland. The Soviet Response. The Baltic States Finland October 1939 Problems faced by the Soviets The Response of Great Britain and America.

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United States Coast Guard

United States Coast Guard. Genesis of the U.S. Coast Guard . Cleveland Commission Charles Nagel Franklin MacVeagh 12 March 1914--Passage in the Senate Sent to the House Intercession of President Wilson 20 January 1915 -- Passage in the House. President William Howard Taft.

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Visual Timeline

WWII. Visual Timeline. Germany Invades Poland. September 1, 1939. Britain and France declare war on Germany. September 3, 1939. Canada declares war on Germany. September 10, 1939. Germany invades Denmark and Norway. April, 1940. Germany invades Netherlands, Belgium, and France.

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C H A P T E R

QUIT. 24. C H A P T E R. World War Looms. CHAPTER OBJECTIVE. INTERACT WITH HISTORY. TIME LINE. Dictators Threaten World Peace. 1. SECTION. War in Europe. 2. SECTION. MAP. The Holocaust. 3. SECTION. America Moves Toward War. 4. GRAPH. SECTION. VISUAL SUMMARY.

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Canadian History

Lesson 3: The Blitzkrieg . Canadian History . 1939. March 1939- Hitler takes all of Czechoslovakia September 1, 1939- Germany Invades Poland September 3, 1939- France and Britain declare war September 10, 1939- Canada joins Britain and France by declaring war on Germany. 1940.

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The Political Build-up to the War

The Political Build-up to the War. HWH UNIT 12 CHAPTER 17.1. 1933: Hitler takes control. 1929: THE GREAT DEPRESSION. Germany Withdraws from the League of Nations (1933). The USSR joins the League of Nations (1934). Austrian Nazis push for Anschluss Mussolini stops Hitler.

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Holocaust Timeline

Holocaust Timeline. Hitler Appointed Chancellor January 1933. As head of government, Hitler can now begin to carry out the anti-Semitic policies of the Nazi Party. Boycott of Jewish Shops April 1, 1933. A small, nonviolent act that focuses on the targeted community of the Jews.

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European Theater

European Theater. Objectives: Student will discover the major battles that were fought in the European Theater. Students will begin designing a poster to illustrate those battles. . Theater.

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I . The War Begins- Sept. 1, 1939

Germany invades Poland merely days after the N-A Pact is signed 1. Implements Blitzkrieg attacks a. Air attack damages defenses & panicks civilians b. Fast-moving tanks & artillery c . Foot-soldiers take out remaining resistance 2. Flat Poland collapses in just weeks.

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Europe in Flames

Europe in Flames. Opener. When is it alright for a nation to go to War? Under what circumstances does a country or people have the right to defend themselves? . Rise of Fascism. Axis Powers Germany Italy Japan Fascism driven by Political/Economic problems Post WWI

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The Rise of Dictators and World War II

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Alliances and World War 2

Alliances and World War 2. The Logistics Ms. Maharaj. The War: Year by Year . World war 2 lasted 6 years (1939-1945) It was fought in Europe, North Africa, the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans Germany signs a non aggression pact secretly with the Soviet Union (1939)

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Between the Wars (1919-1939)

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AGGRESSION, APPEASEMENT, AND WAR

AGGRESSION, APPEASEMENT, AND WAR. 1935: ITALY INVADES ETHIOPIA. LEAGUE OF NATIONS VOTES SANCTIONS AGAINST ITALY THAT ARE LARGELY UNENFORCED. . 1936. GERMANY SENDS TROOPS INTO THE 2. RHINELAND; WESTERN DEMOCRACIES ADOPT A POLICY OF APPEASEMENT.

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Causes of WWII

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Wwii

Fascism and other causes of the war. Wwii. Originally, the term "fascism" ( fascismo ) was used by the political movement that ruled Italy from 1922 to 1943 under the leadership of Benito Mussolini.

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CAUSES (Long Term) WWI (the harsh conditions of the Treaty of Versailles)

Causes of World War II. CAUSES (Long Term) WWI (the harsh conditions of the Treaty of Versailles) Dictators come to power in Germany, Italy, Japan, and the Soviet Union Severe economic problems exist in Europe and Asia. Italy, Germany, and Japan expand their territory.

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World War II

World War II. Why Did My Country Enter the War?. Hitler Receives an Ovation. After Acquiring the Sudetenland . Germany Invades Poland. http ://www.history.com/minisites/worldwartwo/viewVideoGallery?minisiteId=1327. World War II Presentations. 4 Groups (Countries)

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