'Potsdam conference' diaporamas de présentation

The Cold War

The Cold War . Journal # 33. What do you know about the Cold War? List as many things as you can. Where did you learn or hear about this information? Review: What is Communism? Why does Communism conflict with democracy? If you need help, look back in your notes. . Essential Questions .

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Chapter 19- World War II Review

Chapter 19- World War II Review. alliance between Mussolini and Hitler Rome-Berlin Axis agreement between Hitler and Stalin Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact no weapons or fortifications permitted demilitarized policy of satisfying reasonable demands in exchange for peace appeasement.

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Origins of the cold war

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World War II

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Aftermath of the War: Cold War

Aftermath of the War: Cold War. The Big Three in Tehran 1943 SU and US suspicious of each other. Potsdam Conference of July 1945 Note: before the dropping of the bombs on Japan Main issue? Eastern Europe

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December 7, 1941

December 7, 1941. On December 7, 1941, Japan also attacked the islands of Wake, Guam and the Philippine Islands . The Battle of Midway.

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WHAT AM I?

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The Holocaust

The Holocaust. Chapter 19.3. Resettlement in the East.

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End of WWII

End of WWII. Casablanca Declaration 1943. Roosevelt & Churchill meet in January Agree that Germany should forced to surrender unconditionally Did this prolong the war? Therefore Germany had nothing to lose vs. Allies did not want to repeat mistakes of WWI. Tehran Conference 1943.

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Origins of the Cold War

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Yalta Conference

Yalta Conference. CRIMEA CONFERENCE, UKRAINE February 1945. Stalin. Churchill. FDR. AGREEMENT AT YALTA. DIVIDE GERMANY INTO FOUR (4) ZONES TO BE OCCUPIED AFTER THE WAR BY: BRITAIN FRANCE USA USSR. WHAT ELSE DID WE AGREE TO?. ELECTIONS WILL BE HELD IN THE COUNTRIES OF EASTERN EUROPE

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Introduction to the Cold War

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Chapter 21

Chapter 21. Why was France reluctant to become involved in another war? How did France plan to handle future German aggression? Why was this an unwise plan of defense? Maginot Line Why did many in Great Britain and the United States follow pacifist or at least isolationist beliefs?

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World War II

World War II. Pearl Harbor. Killing Japanese didn't bother me very much at that time... I suppose if I had lost the war, I would have been tried as a war criminal. General Curtis LeMay. The Savagery of War. Fire-bombing of Tokyo. The Manhattan Project.

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Post WWII - What Now?

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The End of WW2

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THE FIRST INDOCHINA WAR

THE FIRST INDOCHINA WAR . 1946-1954. POST WORLD WAR II. Truman (US) Churchill (UK) and Stalin (Russia) met in 1945 Potsdam Conference to discuss amongst other topics, an ultimatum to be sent to Japan to surrender

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Cold War Conflict

Cold War Conflict. Democracy vs. Communism. U.S and Soviet Aims A round the W orld. United States Encourage democracy in other countries to help prevent the rise of new totalitarian governments . Gain access to raw materials and markets for its booming industries .

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Preparations for Peace During WWII

Preparations for Peace During WWII. Tehran Conference (Nov. 1943). Iran (Middle East) Soviets agreed to open a war against Japan U.S. and Britain agreed to second European front Question over future of Poland Installation of a pro-Soviet or pro-Western government.

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