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Chapter 29

Chapter 29. Between Two Fires. After WWI. Innovations After WWI (sciences, arts, pop. culture). Voting:. Women Receive Right to Vote (In Most Western Countries) . Transportation: . Automobile And Highways Mass Marketed. Communication:. Radio Is Mass Marketed. New Ideas .

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Clouds of War

Clouds of War. Chapter 26. Foreign Affairs 1933-1936. Anti-Semite. Jews scapegoats. Austrian. Thugs and Bullies. Organized Nazi Party. Rise of Hitler. Wrote Mein Kampf. Preached Germans were Master Race. Nazi Bible. Great Speaker. Appealed to a discontented Germany.

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Please do not talk at this time Jan 28

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BELLWORK

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Failure of Peace

Failure of Peace. Reason why Germany mad after WW I. Blamed for WW I. Stripped of territory. German Aggression. Aggression in Europe. 1935 Hitler begins build up of army. 1936 Hitler invades Rhineland. 1936 Rome-Berlin Axis Pact Alliance between Germany & Italy.

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World War Looms

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World War Looms

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Trash Ball

Trash Ball. Chapter 28 Review Game. Trash Ball. Each question right is worth one point and one shot Bonus points for made shots into the trash can Be respectful and quiet while it is not your turn Each team will get three phone-a-friend life lines Good luck.

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WWII Begins...

WWII Begins. The political and military leaders of the countries that went to war in 1939 believed that they had learned the lessons of WWI. Some, however, had learned more than others. Strategies France and Britain: They could see no farther than fighting a defensive war.

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Looking at Metacognition from a cultural perspective

Looking at Metacognition from a cultural perspective . Minjuan Wang Xiaoyan Pan Associate professor of English, Shanghai Jiao Tong University. Trojan Horse. Metacognitive Lesson: Check your assumptions!. Titanic. Metacognitive Lesson: Know your weaknesses!. Maginot Line.

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World War II 1939-1941

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GC unit 11 Part 1

GC unit 11 Part 1. World War II. The US position. Still viewed all of this as a European problem Isolationism The Neutrality Acts Eventually these were relaxed and we began to aid the allies Lend lease Act, Destroyers for naval bases July 1941 Japanese occupy Indo-China

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WWII Begins

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See WW2 Handout on Web Site

See WW2 Handout on Web Site. German Blitzkrieg. Maginot Line. USS Arizona after the Attack on Pearl Harbor. Big Three in Tehran: Stalin, FDR, Churchill. General Eisenhower.

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World War II

World War II. Blitzkrieg!. Blitzkrieg proved capable against the enemies it was designed for: France, Poland, and Czechoslovakia. It could not beat Britain. By 1941, the war in Europe had hit a stalemate. Facism on the March. 1935--Hitler officially broke from Versailles

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Interwar Years: 1920-39

Interwar Years: 1920-39. Interwar Years: America. America had a lot of money! Avoided the destruction that Europe experienced during WWI Made a lot of money helping to rebuild Europe Made massive loans to France, England & Germany Why not Soviet Union? Poised to become a world power

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A Period of Disillusionment

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The Maginot Line

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