'Mussolini' presentation slideshows

Thinking critically with photographs

Thinking critically with photographs. Pictures have been accessed through the Twitter account of @ HistoricalPics. Tearful farewell between 2 brothers separated by the 38 th parallel. Resistance to Modernization in China. What do you think is happening here?. NYC Skateboarders 1960s.

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Agenda: Precious Time Rise of Fascism Home Fun: TN: WWII pgs 948-960

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Victory in Europe

Victory in Europe. Chapter 27, Section 3. Review. U.S. first offensive in Europe started out rather cautiously. What was this offensive called? What was the plan? Allies now going into the soft underbelly of Europe. Allied Attacks in the Mediterranean. Allied Attacks in the Mediterranean.

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Vocabulary in Pictures Unit IV

Vocabulary in Pictures Unit IV. Historians tend to revile dictators such as Hitler and Mussolini. The prisoner was granted a reprieve from his sentence by the judge. In an attempt to rectify his blunder, the remorseful husband sent his wife flowers.

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The Rise of Mussolini in Italy

The Rise of Mussolini in Italy. Benito Mussolini (1883-1945). What Problems did Italy have after WWI?. 460,000 soldiers killed Heavy debt Coalition Governments Rising unemployment, decline of lira, rising bread prices, shortages of coal led to unrest in cities

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Unit 4: WWII

Unit 4: WWII. d) The rise of fascism in Italy and Germany. d) The rise of fascism. What is fascism? It is a system that is anti-democratic, anti-parliamentary, anti-egalitarian, anti-socialist and anti-individualistic. d) The rise of fascism. A fascist system is against : Liberalism

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Orders of Magnitude Fermi Estimates and Understanding Numbers

Orders of Magnitude Fermi Estimates and Understanding Numbers This was my idea of a Fermi Question: Turn every experience into a question. Can you analyze it? If not, you'll learn something. If you can, you'll also learn something. - Philip Morrison , Ph.D. Enrico Fermi (1901-1954).

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Unit 3 WW2

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Pushing the Axis Back

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Consequences of the Spanish Civil War Hitler and Mussolini drew closer together, leading to the

Consequences of the Spanish Civil War Hitler and Mussolini drew closer together, leading to the Rome-Berlin Axis of 1936 Germany gained valuable battle practice and confidence Italy and Germany build their sphere of influence in Europe b y helping a Fascist to power

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The Rise of Totalitarian States

The Rise of Totalitarian States. Focus Question:. How has the United States attempted to handle the economic crisis that landed in 2008?. Rise of Totalitarian States. During the 1920s, Totalitarian governments were on the rise Massive economic turmoil

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Benito Mussolini Totalitarian Dictator

Benito Mussolini Totalitarian Dictator. Do you Know?. Click on Benito for video. 1. His political party 2. What led Mussolini to power (1922) 3. Goal for Italy 4. Invasion. BACK. 1. Fascist Party. Benito Mussolini Totalitarian Dictator. Do you Know?. 1. His political party

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Relationship Between Vatican and Mussolini

Relationship Between Vatican and Mussolini. He needed to forge strong relationships with the church, as the church was very big in Italy, and he could not afford to anger the Roman Catholic Church

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The Allies Fight Back

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Abyssinia

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WWII in Europe

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Totalitarian Vs. Authoritarian:

Totalitarian Vs. Authoritarian:. Hitler Stalin Mao Franco Lenin. Totalitarianism. The create a society in which all aspects of life (social, economic, political and religious) are completely controlled by the leader of the party. . Hitler. Controlled: Political opponents

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Benito Mussolini

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