'New economic policy' diaporamas de présentation

Topic #3 ~ Origins and development of authoritarian and single party states

Topic #3 ~ Origins and development of authoritarian and single party states . Major Themes Origins and nature of authoritarian and single party states Conditions that produced authoritarian and single party states, emergence of leaders: aims, ideology, support; totalitarianism

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World War II

World War II. Before the war US enters the war The front lines The Pacific Europe End of War Liberating concentration camps The Homefront Japanese Internment Sacrifice and rationing Women Double V Zoot Suit Riots.

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Chapter 27 and 28 The Great Depression and the coming of World War II

Chapter 27 and 28 The Great Depression and the coming of World War II. Reparations and War Debts . Most money collected by European nations from German reparations go to the United States Normal business, capital investment, and international trade difficult and expensive for Europe

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Revolution in Russia

Revolution in Russia. 1917-1939. Section 1. Two Revolutions in Russia. Section 1 Vocabulary. Proletariat- working class Soviet- councils of workers and soldiers Commissar- communist party official assigned to the army to teach party principles and ensure party loyalty. Russia in 1914.

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Chapter 4: The Fall of Tsarism

Chapter 4: The Fall of Tsarism. Revolution. www.mennosimons.ab.ca/resource/russ_rev.ppt . What is a Revolution?. A complete change in the way things are done (Agricultural Revolution, Industrial Revolution, Russian Revolution) Sometimes peaceful Sometimes violent

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Russia 1914 - 1917

Russia 1914 - 1917. Alexandra and Alexei. Rasputin. Russia in 1914. A huge country Ruled by the Romanovs Emperor in 1914 was Nicholas II His German wife was Alexandra His son Alexei suffered from haemophilia. The Russian People.

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Soviet Economic Policy 1929 - 1941

Soviet Economic Policy 1929 - 1941. Policies in the early 1920s. War Communism Pure form of communism Grain Requistioning Banning of Private Trade Nationalisation Labour Discipline Passports to prevent movement of workers Rationing Red Terror used to impose changes

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Post World War I Europe

Post World War I Europe. 1918-1929. Objective. To understand the international order after World War I To understand how Europeans adapted to life after World War I To understand new political systems that arose after World War I. The League of Nations. Wilson and the League of Nations

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Post World War I Europe

Post World War I Europe. 1918-1929. Objective. To understand the international order after World War I To understand how Europeans adapted to life after World War I To understand new political systems that arose after World War I. The League of Nations. Wilson and the League of Nations

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Pakatan Rakyat Economic Policy

Pakatan Rakyat Economic Policy . Wong Chen Parti Keadilan Rakyat Chairman of Investment & Trade Bureau . This talk is in two parts:. The New Economic Policy (NEP) up to the New Economic Model (NEM) Pakatan Rakyat Economic Policy . New Economic Policy - NEP.

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Holodomor

Holodomor. Historical Outline. Russian Empire late to industrialization late to democratic reform citizens lacked rights enjoyed by most Europeans. Russian Empire. Czar Nicholas II Russia not prepared for WWI problems on the front food riots broke out in the cities

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Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (interwar period, 1921-1939): NEP, Famine and Terror

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (interwar period, 1921-1939): NEP, Famine and Terror. Multinational USSR. How was the USSR ruled?. Officially, Federation with widely dispersed powers In fact, highly centralized through the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU)

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Post WWI Era

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Politics and the 1920s

Politics and the 1920s. EQs: How did the economic and political disorder of post-WWI impact Europe? What political ideas did certain European states use to restart their nations? How did this turmoil cause future conflict (WWII)? . New Governments, New Demands, Same Old Problems.

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How did Lenin set the stage for Stalin?

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Revolution in Russia

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The Russian revolution 1917

The Russian revolution 1917. Causes similar to 1905 but more serious Long-term causes Frustration of middle class liberals: lack of politacal rights Peasants: landhunger and conscription Working class: appalling living conditions Short-term causes The war is not going well

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The Russian Revolution

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