'German control' presentation slideshows

Intro 1

Click the Speaker button to listen to the audio again. Intro 1. The Rise of Dictators . The treaty that ended World War I and the economic depression that followed contributed to the rise of dictatorships in Europe and Asia. ?. Italy developed the first major dictatorship in Europe.

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World war i: The Beginnings

World war i: The Beginnings. Immediate Causes. Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary was assassinated by Gavrilo Princip

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WWII in 3 days or less

WWII in 3 days or less. WWII 1939-1945. Road to War - 1939. Japan attacks China - 1937 The Fall of Nanking becomes a major issue against the Japanese during and after the war Japan proves to be just as brutal as the Nazis after WWII was over. Road to War - 1939.

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World History

World History. 12/16/13. Warm-up. Why was the Battle of the Atlantic important? Why did the success of D-Day mean that the war was almost over? Pick two to answer: What happened in the Battle of Britain? What happened at the Battle of Stalingrad? What happened at the Battle of El Alamein?

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Bell Quiz: Use pages 534-541 and the Glossary

Bell Quiz: Use pages 534-541 and the Glossary. Define the following terms: 1. Appeasement. 2. Nonaggression pact. 3. Blitzkrieg. 4 Isolationism.

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The Causes of WW1

The Causes of WW1. M ilitarism A ssassination I mperialism N ationalism E ntangling Alliances. A. Militarism 1. Germany competed with the UK to build battleships. The British feared an attack on their Empire. Militarism 2. Germany competed with Russia and France to expand their armies

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Did You Know

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Blitzkrieg in Poland and Norway

Blitzkrieg in Poland and Norway. A2 History. Blitzkrieg. Operation Fall Weiss was planned by German High Command Hans Guderain and Ernst Rommel able to implement Blitzkrieg strategy in the plans for the Invasion of Poland

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John F. Kennedy

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WWII Review

WWII Review. 1. The Russian-German Treaty of Nonaggression of 1939:. A. Conceded German control over eastern Europe B. Conceded Soviet control over eastern Europe C. Pledged Soviet support to Germany in case of war D. Brokered trade agreements between Germany and Soviet Union.

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The Power of the church

The Power of the church. Chapter 13 Section 4. VOCAB. Clergy Sacrament Cannon law Holy Roman Empire Lay investiture . The Far Reaching Authority of the Church. The Structure of the Church:. Pope in Rome . Bishops . Priests. The Far Reaching Authority of the Church .

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Holocaust Vocabulary

Holocaust Vocabulary. By: William Phillips. Oskar Shindler.

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Unit VIII. World War II

Unit VIII. World War II. B. Turning Points of War. B. Turning Points of War 1. Battle of B ritain (1940) a. Hitler wanted to remove the threat of Britain *First sought to invade, but feared the RAF (Royal Air Force) *Decided to use an all-aerial Blitz attack (Luftwaffe) on

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