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Unit 4 : WWI, The Great Depression, and WWII

Unit 4 : WWI, The Great Depression, and WWII. The Causes and Effects of World War II. Have you seen these pictures before?. World War II. History of Europe between the Two World Wars 1918-1942 Animated Map Presentation

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Do-Now

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WORLD WAR II

WORLD WAR II. World War I, the Treaty of Versailles and economic depression caused the rise of Totalitarian Governments ( interest of the state over the individual ). Germany- Hitler Italy- Mussolini Japan- Tojo. Hitler. Hitler. MUSSOLINI AND HITLER. Mussolini and Hitler. TOJO. Tojo.

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Causes

Causes. Treaty of Versailles Failure of International Pacts Collapse of the Peace System French Military Strategy Destruction of the League of Nations Policy of Appeasement Fascist Foreign Policy. Treaty of Versailles. Article 231 Heavy German Reparations ($32 billion)

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WORLD WAR II

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America and WWII: The War for E urope and North Africa

America and WWII: The War for E urope and North Africa. U.S. & Britain Join Forces. Prime Minister Winston Churchill and FDR meet on December 22, 1941 to plan the war #1 Allied Priority: The Defeat of Germany FDR always considered Hitler #1 enemy of the U.S.

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Chapter 15, Section 3

Chapter 15, Section 3. Victory in Europe a nd t he Pacific. 1942 and 1943 , Allies turned back the Axis advances. 1944 and 1945, Allies attack Germany from West and East; US advance across the Pacific to the doorstep of Japan

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Unit 4 WWII

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World War II: The War Front

World War II: The War Front. US History: Spiconardi . The Belligerents . Allied Powers. Axis Powers. United States of America Franklin D. Roosevelt Great Britain Winston Churchill (Prime Minister) France Charles de Gaulle Soviet Union (USSR) Joseph Stalin 45 other countries. Germany

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D-DAY

D-DAY. June 6, 1944. D-Day, remains the largest seaborne invasion in history, involving nearly 156,000 troops crossing the English Channel from England to Normandy in occupied France.

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D-Day ? June 6, 1944, the day Allied forces invaded France

D-Day ? June 6, 1944, the day Allied forces invaded France Battle of the Bulge ? German counterattack that failed, resulting in an Allied victory Harry S. Truman ? President during the end of WWII

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World War II

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Chapter 35: American in World War II

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TALIBANIZATION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

TALIBANIZATION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA. KELOMPOK 2. Terrorism. Refers to any attempt of force aimed at achieving political goals Islamist terrorism ? the attempt or use of force to achieve political goals by mobilizing or referring to Islam as a source of justification

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EUH 3931 Review: From Second World War to Cold War, 1940-1960

EUH 3931 Review: From Second World War to Cold War, 1940-1960. Divided Europe. Western Front, 1940-. Western Offensive, May 1940 July-October -- Battle for Britain: A turning point?

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Atlantic Charter: Friends but not allies

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Five Turning Points of World War II

Five Turning Points of World War II. 1942 Battle of Midway halts the Japanese expansion in the Pacific 1942-1943 Battle of Stalingrad ends Nazi advances in Europe 1942 Battle of l Alame in begins Allied offensive against the Axis powers in North Africa 1944

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Wartime Conferences - WWII

Wartime Conferences - WWII. Casablanca Conference January, 1943. Roosevelt and Churchill decided to accept nothing less than the unconditional surrender of Germany. Plan to postpone D-Day and plan more immediate targets in Italy. Teheran Conference November, 1943.

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