'Political opponents' diaporamas de présentation

The Book Thief by Markus Zusak and Night by Elie Wiesel

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NAZI

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The Resorgimento of Italy?

The Resorgimento of Italy?. Unification - A Reluctant Nation?.

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Hanoverian Britain

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Genocide

Genocide. Genocide: the systematic and purposeful destruction of a racial, political, religious, or cultural group. There have been many acts of genocide throughout history. Armenians. Date: 1915-1917 Location: Ottoman Empire Leader: Leaders of the Ottoman Empire

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Hitler In Power

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Political Ideologies

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The Holocaust

The Holocaust . What is the Holocaust?.

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Eugenics

Eugenics. Euthanasia. Sir Francis Galton. Much respect to the sideburns. Concentration Camp Maps. First regular concentration camp 1933 2. Served as a model for future camps 3. Initially for political opponents 4. SS training conducted here and served as a Model

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The Revolution Leads to Stalin

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Running in The Family: The prodigal - Photograph

Running in The Family: The prodigal - Photograph. By: Adrian Ceja Cristin Gonzalez Daniel Park. Overall summary.

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How to Summarize a Case

How to Summarize a Case. Heading: Appropriate legal citation (case reporter) Facts: Essential facts of the case and the legal history up to the granting of certiorari Issue(s): The legal issue(s) raised on appeal Decision: The vote and the rationale for the prevailing opinon Dissent(s)

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How the Nazis Consolidated their Power The Police State

How the Nazis Consolidated their Power The Police State. LO: To understand and explain how Hitler and the Nazis consolidated their power. GLOSSARY: Consolidate means to combine into one body or system. STARTER:

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The Life and Times of Idi Amin of Uganda (Ruled 1971-1979)

The Life and Times of Idi Amin of Uganda (Ruled 1971-1979). Rise to Power. Served as a General for the British before Uganda’s Independence Served as a favored General for post-independence President Obote , who eliminated democracy and became a dictator in 1966

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From democracy to dictatorship

From democracy to dictatorship. The rise of Hitler and the Nazis. The Weimar republic. Established 1919, after WWI Treaty of Versailles (signed June 28, 1919) angers Germany because of: B lame A rmy R eparations T erritory Unrest + hyperinflation ? instability

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Totalitarian Vs. Authoritarian:

Totalitarian Vs. Authoritarian:. Hitler Stalin Mao Franco Lenin. Totalitarianism. The create a society in which all aspects of life (social, economic, political and religious) are completely controlled by the leader of the party. . Hitler. Controlled: Political opponents

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Mussolini: Good or Bad?!?!

Mussolini: Good or Bad?!?!. Why Mussolini Was Good. Italian economy grew 16% while Mussolini was in power Different from Nazism Guaranteed minimum work hours to workers Restored stability of the state. Why Mussolini Was Good. Private property will be protected

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The Apology of Socrates

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Nazi control of Germany

After Hitler passed the Enabling Act he wanted to ensure that the German people would stay loyal to him, so he set up policies to keep control of them One-party government: All political opponents were arrested; people could only belong to the Nazi party Terror:

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TUDOR TO STUART TO HANOVER

TUDOR TO STUART TO HANOVER. The Growth of Constitutionalism in England. THE STUART DYNASTY JAMES I. James I (1603-1625) Son of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots James VI of Scotland

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