'Hideki tojo' presentation slideshows

THE PACIFIC THEATRE

THE PACIFIC THEATRE. ORIGINS & THE EARLY YEARS, 1931-1941 . TIMELINE. 1922: Washington Naval Treaty 1931: The Manchurian Incident 1937: Japan Invades China 1939: Battle of Khalkin-Gol ; Soviets defeat Japanese July,1940: Hideki Tojo becomes Minister of War

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THIS

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Chapter 26

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World War Two

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World War Looms

World War Looms. Chapter 24. Problems after world war i. Treaty of Versailles Economic unrest/depression Rise of dictators Solve problems through war. Joseph Stalin (USSR). Replaced Lenin (1924) Collectivization of Agriculture (large-government-owned farms)

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The Road to World War II

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CHAPTER 16: WORLD WAR LOOMS

CHAPTER 16: WORLD WAR LOOMS. Dictators in Europe. DICTATORS THREATEN WORLD PEACE: SECTION ONE. NATIONALISM GRIPS EUROPE AND ASIA Postwar Europe experiences Depression and democracies collapse Dictators promise nationalism and expansion Problems with the Treaty of Versailles*.

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Dictators Threaten World Peace

Dictators Threaten World Peace. Chapter 16 Section 1 Pages 528-535. Essential Questions:. What types of governments came to power in Russia, Italy,Germany and Japan after WWI? What were the examples of Axis aggression in Europe and Asia?

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Welcome to this special edition of World War 2 Jeopardy!

Welcome to this special edition of World War 2 Jeopardy!. Your Topic. Causes: 200. Question: The rise of these people lead to conflict that would help start World War 2. Answer Dictators. Back. Causes: 400. Question:

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The Coming of WWII

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Starter

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Essential Question : What are the important concepts from Unit 12: World War I?

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Dictators

Dictators. I. Adolf Hitler. Took power in 1933, ending democracy in Germany. By 1935, Germany was a totalitarian state. The government controlled the press, schools, religion, etc. Totalitarian Government.

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Japan & the United States

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What Caused WWII?

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Chapter 16: World War Looms

Section 1: Dictators Threaten World Peace. Chapter 16: World War Looms. Why had the Treaty of Versailles created anger and resentment in many nations?. Economic depression caused revolutions in Europe Germany resented post WW I treatment Soviets resented losing territory

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A Separate Peace

A Separate Peace. By Beth Carpenter. Index. INTRO 1. World War II 2. South Pacific Battles 3. Drafting 4. Political Leaders 5. Top Song/Artist 6. Popular Authors/Books 7. Popular Shows/Actors 8. Medical Discoveries 9. New Inventions 10. Preparatory Schools 11. Common Fashion

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American Neutrality, 1920-1941

American Neutrality, 1920-1941. Roots of Neutrality: Isolationism. Disillusionment w/ WWI Disillusionment w/ League of Nations Disclosure of War Profiteering Nye Committee, 1933 US entry blamed on munitions industry! Influenced Neutrality Acts Belief in geographic protection

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World War II Introduction

World War II Introduction. Mr. Tran. CA Standard 11.7.1. Examine the origins of American involvement in the war, with an emphasis on the events that precipitated the attack on Pearl Harbor. . Objective.

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World War II Begins

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