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An example of totalitarian aggression before 1939 (Hint: Failure of appeasement)

An example of totalitarian aggression before 1939 (Hint: Failure of appeasement). Mussolini invade Ethiopia. The genocide of millions of European Jews by the Nazis was known as the _________. Holocaust. In the beginning, Germans deprived Jews of their rights by: 1. 2.

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The War Begins!

The War Begins!. Honors US History 14.2. Appeasement. British PM Neville Chamberlain agrees to let Hitler occupy the Sudetenland in exchange for a promise of peace. Chamberlain thinks he has avoided war. Hitler ignores the promise. Czechoslovakia Becomes Part of the Third Reich: 1939.

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Jeopardy

Jeopardy. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy. Causes. Sides & Leaders. Events. Homefront. Postwar. 10 Point. 10 Point. 10 Point. 10 Point.

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ECONOMIC SYSTEMS

ECONOMIC SYSTEMS. An organized approach to producing and distributing goods and services. Purpose is to make important decisions about the use and distribution of resources. All economic systems deal with the same problem SCARCITY unlimited wants vs. Limited resources.

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Chapter 26 World War II Review Flashcards

Chapter 26 World War II Review Flashcards. Who was the fascist leader of Italy prior to and during World War II?. Benito Mussolini. Who was the fascist leader of Germany prior to and during World War II?. Adolf Hitler. What was the name of the alliance between Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy?.

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TAV Chapter 20

TAV Chapter 20 . Benito Mussolini. School teacher Fascist Party 1919 Empire building and national pride Promised full employment and social security Black shirts Militia threatened to march on Rome in 1922

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The Rise of Modern Georgia

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WWII Test Review

WWII Test Review. 1. Based on the information in this chart, which situation gave rise to Nazi power in Germany?. 1. Based on the information in this chart, which situation gave rise to Nazi power in Germany? success of the Weimar Republic. global prosperity and trade.

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Warm Up: Images Notes: U.S. Enters WWII Closing Activity: Quotes Review

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The Gathering Storm and Outbreak WWII

Chapter 30.1.2. The Gathering Storm and Outbreak WWII. 1928 The Kellogg-Briand Pact. War made illegal! 60 nations sign. 1931 Japan becomes Military State. 1933 Hitler becomes Chancellor. 1934 Italy invades Ethiopia. 1935 American Neutrality Acts.

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34. The United States is tied to England by history, politics, government, values, and economics.

34. The United States is tied to England by history, politics, government, values, and economics.

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Chapter 32 World War II

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1. What was required by the Neutrality Acts ? Did they succeed in keeping the US neutral

1. What was required by the Neutrality Acts ? Did they succeed in keeping the US neutral 2. Why did Roosevelt ask Congress to pass the Lend Lease Act ? 3. What was the relationship between Japan and the US before the attack on Pearl Harbor?

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14.2 From Isolation to Involvement

14.2 From Isolation to Involvement. Objectives. Understand the course of the early years of WWII in Europe Describe FDRs foreign policy in the mid-1930s and the great debate between interventionists and isolationists Explain how the U.S. became more involved in the conflict.

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At the end of this lesson you will be able to:

At the end of this lesson you will be able to:. Identify significant events that began World War II Define key terms and people relating to World War II Analysis and sequence events that led to the Second World War. Make predictions on the outcome of the War once America gets involved.

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Do Now:

Aim: What were the major turning points in World War II? State Standard: 10.8.3: Identify the Allied and Axis powers and discuss the major turning points of the war, the principal theaters of conflict, and key strategic decisions. Do Now:. REVIEW: What are the characteristics of "total war?".

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Entry into War

Entry into War. Shaky World. Great Depression further undermined political order that was shaky since WWI FDR focused on helping the US get out of depression European problems were slowly pulling US into war. Start of War. War first spread across Asia Japan seized Manchuria, China

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The U.S. Before WWII

The U.S. Before WWII. Isolationism. Avoiding political and/or economic involvement with other countries. Most people did not like that we got involved in WWI. Roosevelt did not want to sit back and do nothing. He felt aggressive nations should be quarantined.

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Unit 7 Graphic Organizer #3: SS8H9- World War II

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