'New nations' presentation slideshows

What factors led to the rise of the authoritarian regimes?

What factors led to the rise of the authoritarian regimes?. Political factors Redistribution of land and resources after World War I caused political shifts and discontentment

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Weimar Germany 1919-1932: The Failure of Liberalism

Weimar Germany 1919-1932: The Failure of Liberalism. 1918- The Chaotic End of WWI. Oct. 28 th Mutinies by sailors and soldiers begin in the home garrisons in Germany, followed by the formation of workers' and soldiers' councils.

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Unit 3 Democracies Chapters 8, 10 & 12

Unit 3 Democracies Chapters 8, 10 & 12. Mrs. Tucker World History Victor Valley High School. Democracies. California Standards:

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Language Policy

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Russia and Japan: Industrialization Outside of the West

Russia and Japan: Industrialization Outside of the West. Chapter 27. Introduction. By the 19 th century Russia and Japan had managed to launch industrialization programs and strengthened their social and political systems.

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EU Sports Summit June 2013

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Essential Question : What were the terms of the Treaty of Versailles that ended World War I?

Essential Question : What were the terms of the Treaty of Versailles that ended World War I? . Creating a Treaty of Versailles, 1919. Students will be assigned to won of 3 groups including Britain, France, & United States and will create a Treaty of Versailles to end the war

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SOL Review 1

SOL Review 1. 1. Which of these nations failed to approve the Treaty of Versailles? A.) Germany B.) England C.) United States D.) France. 2. In 1917, Lenin: A.) tried to force Mexico into war with the United States B.) murdered Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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All Quiet on the Western Front

All Quiet on the Western Front . Erich Maria Remarque. A brief discourse on the causes of WWI from someone who is not a history teacher. Militarism Alliance system Imperialism Nationalism.

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The Great War

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EARLY US FOREIGN POLICY 1776-1945

EARLY US FOREIGN POLICY 1776-1945. Reading: COX AND STOKES CH 3. Guiding Questions . How do we classify early US foreign policy? How does the concept of empire factor into these discussions? What is the Monroe Doctrine? Roosevelt Corollary?

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Hinduism & Buddhism

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Where are states located?

Where are states located?. Chapter 8, key issue 1. overview. State: area organized into a political unit with a sovereign government Sovereignty: independence and control over internal affairs US States are not states in this sense Problems: Defining states

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End of the Cold War and Conclusions

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Do Now-What is the Message? HW: Create a one page biography of one of the following leaders. Simon Bolivar Jose de San M

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Europe in 1919

Europe in 1919. Versailles Treaty 1919. Winners: England, France, United States, and Italy. Losers: Germany and Russia excluded. Primary goals: Prevent another world war by creating a liberal League of Nations) to manage national and international rivalries.

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Chapter 11 Section 4

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Enlightenment Ideas Create Revolution and New Nations

Enlightenment Ideas Create Revolution and New Nations. Enlightenment Visuals. Two major revolutions ignited by Enlightenment beliefs in justice and liberty. American Revolution. Taxation without consent Colonial leaders were influenced by the Enlightenment

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New Nations Formed after WWI

New Nations Formed after WWI. Why did Russia lose land as well?. Treaty of Brest-Litovsk Signed between Germany and Russia when Russia left WWI early Gave up territorial claims to Germany, which were then created into new states: Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania * Creation of an independent Poland .

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