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Chapter 24 World War II

Chapter 24 World War II. Aggression Leads to War. The conditions for the Great Depression helped to set the stage for a new world war Several nations came to believe that democratic governments were too weak to solve problems. They turned to dictators in hopes of having their problems solved.

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World War II

World War II. 1939-1945. The Road to War. Essential Question How did dictators acquire and expand power in Europe in the 1930s?. The Rise of Dictators. Bitterness over the outcome of WWI and serious economic problems led to the rise of dictators in several countries. American Diary.

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Face-Off!

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World War II Begins

World War II Begins. After World War I, Germany was left with a large amount of debt that it could not pay off. Hitler and the National Socialist Party (Nazis) were elected into power because they promised to help Germany. Hitler wanted to create a new empire for Germany in Eastern Europe.

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World War II

World War II. Chapter 26. Just the Facts. WWII was the most destructive conflict in history. It cost more money, damaged more property, killed more people and caused more far reaching changes than any other war in history 21 million Russians will die. Just the Facts. There will be 2 fronts:

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Leading Up to War

U.S. History Chapter 21 Section 1. Leading Up to War. Words to Know. Dictator : A ruler with complete power in a country Fascist : A member of a political party who supports extreme nationalism and a dictator Nazi : A member of a political party in Germany led by Adolf Hitler

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Aims of the Lesson

Aims of the Lesson. To begin to understand how Propaganda posters were used within Nazi Germany * Methods * Messages * Purpose To understand what made propaganda posters so effective in Nazi Germany. Use the left click on the mouse button. Study the following propaganda posters carefully.

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Bellringer

Bellringer. NO SOL Challenge today Come and get tape from me to hang up your poster! BJOTD : Who ruled France until he exploded?. The InterWar Years . Background. WWI left everyone bankrupt ONLY Japan and U.S. in good shape Germany run by a government called the Weimar Republic

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Post world war I europe

Great Depression and the New Political Experiments. Post world war I europe. Major Generalizations. Europe struggled to maintain peace and democracy. Rise of Totalitarianism to solve economic and social problems. Use of Mass Communication to mobilize populations. WWI Aftermath.

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Aftermath of WWI

Aftermath of WWI. Essential Question. How did Europe change after WWI?. Russian Revolution. In 1917, Russia went through a revolution. A revolution is a big change of power in short amount of time. Poor people in Russia ( serfs ) were unsatisfied with their lives.

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Underlying Causes of World War II: The Rise of Dictators

Underlying Causes of World War II: The Rise of Dictators. US History: Spiconardi . Government control/censorship of the media. Extreme nationalism. State control of the economy. Strict discipline. Rule by a dictator. FASCISM. Use of violence fear and terror. Strong military.

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Political Ideologies

Political Ideologies. The Political Spectrum . The political spectrum is a line along which are placed the various political ideologies and political parties This line has a center, a left side and a right side

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The Rise of European dictators

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THIRD REICH AND WORLD WAR II

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The swastika

The swastika. By: Ashlie McRae. The Nazi Symbol. The swastika is an extremely powerful symbol. The Nazis used it to murder millions of people, but for centuries it had positive meanings. What is the history of the swastika? Does it now represent good or evil?

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Aftermath of the great Depression in Germany

Aftermath of the great Depression in Germany. Phili phil phil. Global Issue - Trade. B y 1932 the total value of world trade had fallen by more than half as country after country took measures against the importation of foreign goods.

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Boy in the Striped Pyjamas A Fable

Boy in the Striped Pyjamas A Fable. Timeline of WW2. 1939 Hitler invades Poland on 1st September. Britain and France declare war on Germany two days later. 1940 Rationing starts in the UK. German 'Blitzkrieg' (extreme bombing) overwhelms Belgium, Holland and France.

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Censorship: Politics and Pornography

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The Trial of Socrates

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1861-present

1861-present. Take home chapter 16. Create a playbill/program explaining the participants of the plenary council, events of WWI, the Depression, and WWII. Include a special section dedicated to the Second Vatican Council and the documents. Include pictures and graphics. Requirements.

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