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Chapter 24 World War II

Chapter 24 World War II. Aggression Leads to War. The conditions for the Great Depression helped to set the stage for a new world war Several nations came to believe that democratic governments were too weak to solve problems. They turned to dictators in hopes of having their problems solved.

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America and The War

America and The War. Chapter 24 Section 1. The Rise of Dictators. Dictator- a person given sole power for a specific limited period (usually 6 months), in order to deal with an emergency . After that 6 month period the dictator was supposed to hand power back over to the Consuls.

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The Seven Years War

The Seven Years War. The War of Austrian Succession ended with the Peace of Aix-La-Chapelle. An uneasy peace held for almost eight years. Frederick the Great wanted to hold onto Silesia BUT, Maria Theresa was determined to gain her province back. The Seven Years War begins in America--.

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The Civil War

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The Factors Which Led to World War II

The Factors Which Led to World War II. Click to start. Objectives.

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Western Nationalism

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Hindu Teachings

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Revolutions 5/13/13 http://mrmilewski.com

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SSWH14 The student will analyze the Age of Revolutions and Rebellions.

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Ch. 25: World War 1 Era

Ch. 25: World War 1 Era. American History CHA3U1. Introduction. WW 1 began August 1914 in Europe, but the USA remained neutral until April 1917 when it declared war against Germany American entry helped defeat Germany by November 1918

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Section 4-Polling Question

Section 4-Polling Question. A B C D. What do you think might have prevented the War of 1812? A. Better diplomacy B. Better communication C. Better judgment of British military power D. Nothing could have prevented the War of 1812. Chapter 9 The Jefferson Era (1800-1816).

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American Revolution 1760-1791

American Revolution 1760-1791. Causes and Effects. What is a revolution?. A revolution is an overthrow or replacement of an established government or political system by the people governed . time line of events Brain pop: Causes of the American Revolution. French and Indian War.

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Bellringer

Bellringer. No SOL Challenge today due to the Quiz Look over notes for quiz to begin right after the bell rings! BJOTD: Why did the librarian slip and fall? . The Road to War with the Help of Dr. Seuss. Invasions begin!. Japan invaded Manchuria, Korea, and China in the early 1930s

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PSI: America & the Great War

Please pick up a copy of the PSI packet and WWI notes from the cart. We will: *analyze why America abandoned neutrality and entered World War I *evaluate how the war shaped American society and the role of government. PSI: America & the Great War. PSI Objective Questions.

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The War to End All Wars

The War to End All Wars. (1914-1918). War Begins. CENTRAL POWERS Germany, Austria-Hungary, and later Turkey (Ottoman Empire) and Bulgaria. ALLIES France, Britain, and Russia, and later Japan and Italy .

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The War with Mexico

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World War II Review

World War II Review. American Studies Semester II. The Road to War . The Rise of Dictatorships Hitler in Germany Mussolini in Italy Tojo in Japan Stalin in Russia Aggression in Asia (Manchuria) Aggression in Europe Ineffectiveness of the League of Nations. War Begins.

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Doubt Grows

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Sec. 2 War Begins

Sec. 2 War Begins. Many nations were drawn into the conflict, largely because of political alliances and economic relationships. Key terms: blitzkrieg, lend-lease, disarmament Essential Questions: Which European nations fell to Germany in 1939 & 1940?

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The Democratic-Republicans Take Control of the Government.

The Democratic-Republicans Take Control of the Government. Jefferson Takes Office. The Election of 1800 Federalists (John Adams) vs. Democratic Republicans (Thomas Jefferson) Election Results Thomas Jefferson-73 votes John Adams-65 votes

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