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Rise of Dictators: Aggression, Appeasement, and Road to War

Explore the dictators' rise to power, factors aiding them, actions taken in power, and impact of appeasement on aggression leading to WWII. Analyze League of Nations' weakness and the consequences of appeasement. Utilize the provided T-chart and questions for historical insight.

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Rise of Dictators: Aggression, Appeasement, and Road to War

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  1. Review • Who were the dictators? • What factors helped them come to power? • What did they do once in power? • Scapegoat – • Fascism – • Purge – • Propaganda – • Totalitarianism –

  2. Road to War: Aggression and Appeasement Mizell, Year II, Humanities

  3. EQs: (1)How did aggression and appeasement lead to war?(2) How did the dictators violate the Treaty of Versailles?

  4. Background • League of Nations was weak • Britain and France want to avoid war • In Germany, Hitler and Nazis desire lebensraum (living space for the German people)

  5. Aggression of the 1930s by the dictators

  6. 1931 – Japan invades Manchuria

  7. 1935 – Mussolini takes over Ethiopia

  8. 1935 – Hitler ignores Treaty of Versailles and builds up German military

  9. 1936 – Hitler occupies the Rhineland (area between France and Germany)

  10. 1937 – Japan invades China

  11. 1938 – Hitler annexes Austria

  12. 1938 – Hitler wants the Sudetenland (area of Czechoslovakia)

  13. Munich Conference – meeting where Neville Chamberlain of Britain agrees to let Hitler have the Sudetenland to avoid war.Hitler promises not to invade the rest of Czechoslovakia • This is an example of appeasement

  14. “Peace for our time” declares Neville Chamberlain

  15. 1939 – Hitler seizes the rest of Czechoslovakia

  16. 1939 – Mussolini conquers Albania

  17. What does Appeasement prove to the Dictators? • They can continue to be aggressive because the other countries want to avoid war and must be weak • The League of Nations has no real power

  18. Directions • Use the Appeasement-Aggression sheet to fill in the T-chart and answer the questions on the back of the graphic organizer

  19. Current Aggression • Russia in the Ukraine

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