'Sudetenland' diaporamas de présentation

1914-Present Day

1914-Present Day. By: Matt, Mason, and Drew. World War I. Began in 1914 Causes: Nationalism Imperialism Militarism Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated by a Serbian, Gavrilo Princip. WWI Con. Alliances at the Beginning Triple Entente Great Britain France Russia

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FDR and the Shadow of War

FDR and the Shadow of War. Chapter 34. Essential Question. What caused WWII to develop? What is appeasement and why did it not work? Why was the US not able to remain neutral in WWII?. London Economic Conference. 66 nation meeting in 1933

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World War II

World War II. Roots of World War II. Anger and resentment over the Treaty of Versailles European debts from World War I France and Britain had borrowed heavily from the U.S. and relied on German war reparations to make payments. U.S. loaned money to Germany to pay France and Britain

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World War II

World War II. 7.5.5 pgs 219-228. 1930s: Military dictatorships wanted to wipe out democracy Committed aggression, or warlike acts, towards other nations. Required two things: military strength & conquest. Growing totalitarian threat made war inevitable.

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Title: The Sudetenland Crisis.

Learning Objectives: 1. To learn how Hitler acquired the Sudetenland. 2. To compare the Sudetenland Crisis with the Austrian takeover. 3. To decide if Britain and France used the right tactics when they dealt with Hitler. Title: The Sudetenland Crisis.

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From Appeasement to War

From Appeasement to War. 14.1 Notes. Standard and Objective. I. Aggression Goes Unchecked. Japan took over Manchuria League of Nations takes no action Italy Invades Ethiopia League of Nations votes for sanction on Italy, but they are not enforced

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WWII Begins

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Beginning of German Expansion

SIN #. Skim pages 543-544 . Fill in the outline using your book: (copy entire outline and put your answers underneath, but leave some space to add info) Germany takes Austria Anschluss (definition): Czechoslovakia (why is it different?): Sudetenland (definition):

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Alphonse the Camel

Alphonse the Camel. CREATED THE PROBLEM. LONG TERM CAUSES Alphonse had severe back problems due to an unfortunate accident during birth. Alphonse had an evil exploitative owner (called Frank the Camel Kilter).

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St. Louis Havana Antwerp Sudetenland Munich Conference Bohemia and Moravia (Czech lands) Slovakia

St. Louis Havana Antwerp Sudetenland Munich Conference Bohemia and Moravia (Czech lands) Slovakia Danzig (Gdansk) Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact, August 23, 1939 War, September 1, 1939 Poland: Directly incorporated areas Warthegau General Government.

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