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Chapter 16 World War II

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US and the period of appeasement

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World War II You need your book today!!

World War II You need your book today!!. Unit 8. Causes of WWII. Nationalism Imperialism Anger & resentment over the Treaty of Versailles *Germany blamed for WWI *Germany & Russia (now USSR) lost territories following WWI Unstable democratic systems established following WWI

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World War II

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Events Leading to World War II

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America Moves Toward War

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Why did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor?

Why did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor?. 1931. Stimson Doctrine-The U.S. refused to diplomatically acknowledge the addition of Manchuria to Japan Secretary of State Henry Stimson The U.S. threatened no military or economic retaliation.

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Open NC book to world map on page A2

Open NC book to world map on page A2. How far is Japan from California? How far is Germany from NC? According to these numbers, why might the U.S. stay neutral?. U.S. Isolationism in 1930s. Devastation of WWI convinced many Americans to stay out of international issues

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U.S. History Course 1120

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America Moves Toward War

America Moves Toward War. Big Questions. As we discuss the steps the United States took to help its allies before going to war, think about the following:

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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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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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Agenda

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