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World War II1939-1945

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Causes of WWII Aggression by totalitarian powers (Germany,

Italy, Japan) Nationalism Failures of the Treaty of Versailles Weakness of the League of Nations Appeasement Tendencies towards isolationism and

pacifism in Europe and the U.S.

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WWII ALLIANCES

AXIS vs. ALLIED

Germany United Kingdom

Japan United States

Italy Soviet Union

China

Australia

Canada

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Major World Leaders during World War II: Dictators

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Harry S TrumanUSA

Franklin D. RooseveltUSA

Winston ChurchillUNITED KINGDOM

Neville ChamberlainUNITED KINGDOM

Major Leaders During WWII: UK & US

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U.S. Generals During World War II

General Douglas MacArthur

Commander in the Philippines

(Pacific Theater)

General Dwight D. Eisenhower

Supreme commander of Allied forces in Europe

General George S PattonGeneral in North Africa,

Sicily, and EuropeGeneral George C. MarshallU.S. Army Chief of Staff

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World War II was fought on 3 fronts:

1. Europe2. North Africa3. Pacific

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European and North African Theaters

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Pacific Theater


America in World War II - McDonough Timemcdonoughtime.weebly.com/uploads/5/0/9/8/5098524/... · 1. How did the US respond to increasing totalitarian aggression in Europe and Asia?

America in World War II - McDonough Timemcdonoughtime.weebly.com/uploads/5/0/9/8/5098524/... · 1. How did the US respond to increasing totalitarian aggression in Europe and Asia?

Hitler’s Acts of Aggression Defying the Treaty of Versailles 1. Hitler demanded lebensraum for the Third Reich (3 rd German Empire) 2. enlarged military.

Hitler’s Acts of Aggression Defying the Treaty of Versailles 1. Hitler demanded lebensraum for the Third Reich (3 rd German Empire) 2. enlarged military.

REPUBLICAN AND TOTALITARIAN GOVERNMENT

REPUBLICAN AND TOTALITARIAN GOVERNMENT

Totalitarian Arch - Jenny

Totalitarian Arch - Jenny

EUROPE BEFORE WWI. EUROPE AFTER WWI REASONS FOR THE RISE OF “TOTALITARIAN” DICTATORS Treaty of Versailles Weimar Republic Economic Problems Great Depression.

EUROPE BEFORE WWI. EUROPE AFTER WWI REASONS FOR THE RISE OF “TOTALITARIAN” DICTATORS Treaty of Versailles Weimar Republic Economic Problems Great Depression.

Totalitarian and Authoritarian Regimes

Totalitarian and Authoritarian Regimes

YOUTH AGGRESSION & VIOLENCE AGGRESSION & VIOLENCE.

YOUTH AGGRESSION & VIOLENCE AGGRESSION & VIOLENCE.

CHAPTER 24 WORLD WAR II LOOMS. How did the end of World War I impact the 1930’s? Treaty of Versailles caused anger and resentment. People looked to totalitarian.

CHAPTER 24 WORLD WAR II LOOMS. How did the end of World War I impact the 1930’s? Treaty of Versailles caused anger and resentment. People looked to totalitarian.

The totalitarian state

The totalitarian state

Rise of Totalitarian Regimes

Rise of Totalitarian Regimes

Aggression of Totalitarian Dictatorships

Aggression of Totalitarian Dictatorships

UNIT 13 Part 2: Totalitarian Aggression and U.S. Policy

UNIT 13 Part 2: Totalitarian Aggression and U.S. Policy

World War II, 1939-1945 Paths to War 1930s, totalitarian regimes in Europe & Asia began aggressive territorial expansion; nothing stopped the acts of aggression.

World War II, 1939-1945 Paths to War 1930s, totalitarian regimes in Europe & Asia began aggressive territorial expansion; nothing stopped the acts of aggression.

TOTALITARIAN ART

TOTALITARIAN ART

Totalitarian Methods

Totalitarian Methods

The impact of the Treaty of Versailles and economic depression Totalitarian regimes (Germany, Japan, Italy) The rise of military power in Japan.

The impact of the Treaty of Versailles and economic depression Totalitarian regimes (Germany, Japan, Italy) The rise of military power in Japan.

HansenName _____________________ World War II Period _________ Unit III Appeasement and the 1 st Half of the War Lecture #1 Totalitarian aggression and.

HansenName _____________________ World War II Period _________ Unit III Appeasement and the 1 st Half of the War Lecture #1 Totalitarian aggression and.

World War Looms. Treaty of Versailles Stalin & the Soviet Union Totalitarian.

World War Looms. Treaty of Versailles Stalin & the Soviet Union Totalitarian.

World War Two: An Overview Causes of World War Two TThe Treaty of Versailles EEconomic Depression AAppeasement of Axis aggression/Imperialism FFascist.

World War Two: An Overview Causes of World War Two TThe Treaty of Versailles EEconomic Depression AAppeasement of Axis aggression/Imperialism FFascist.

World War II Aggression and Appeasement. Overview 1930s: Dissatisfaction with Treaty of Versailles – Germany, Italy, and Japan – England, France, and.

World War II Aggression and Appeasement. Overview 1930s: Dissatisfaction with Treaty of Versailles – Germany, Italy, and Japan – England, France, and.