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1. What happened?

Italy, under Mussolini, invaded Ethiopia to expand its empire and build a new Roman Empire.

2. Who was involved?

Italy’s military and Ethiopia, led by Emperor Haile Selassie.

3. Why is it important?

This event showed the weakness of the League of Nations and encouraged more aggression by dictators.

4. What was the result?

Italy occupied Ethiopia and made it part of Italian East Africa.

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Germany Remilitarizes the Rhineland (1936):

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Germany Remilitarizes the Rhineland (1936):

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Narek Melikian, Rafael Khorshikian, Hrayr Harutyunyan.

What happened? This event happened because Hitler wanted to rebuild Germany’s military power. In March 1936, German troops entered the Rhineland, violating the Treaty of Versailles.

Who was involved? The countries involved were Germany, led by Adolf Hitler, and the Allied powers, mainly France and Britain. The League of Nations was also involved but did not take strong action.

Why is it important? This event was important because it showed the weakness of the League of Nations and the reluctance of Britain and France to confront Germany. It encouraged Hitler to take more aggressive actions.

What was the result? As a result of this event, Germany gained confidence, and Hitler continued his expansion, leading to the annexation of Austria and the invasion of Czechoslovakia.

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Garik, Hayk, Grachia

1. What happened?

In 1939, Hitler broke the Munich Agreement and took over the rest of Czechoslovakia after already taking the Sudetendland in 1938.

2. Who was involved?

The leader of Germany, Adolf Hitler, and the leader of Czechoslovakia, Edvard Benes, and Italy's leader Benito Mussolini.

3. Why is it important?

It proved that Hitler can't be trusted.

4. What was the result?

Czechoslovakia was fully conquered by Germany, and it brought tensions in Europe.

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The Invasion of Manchuria: Japan's Quest for Resources (1931)

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The Invasion of Manchuria: Japan's Quest for Resources (1931)

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Giovanni, Randy, Joshua

1. What happened?

japan invaded Manchuria for resources, they faced an economic challenge and wanted to expand their land.

2. Who was involved?

Japan and China

3. Why is it important?

it showed Japan's expansion and the League of nation failure to act

4. What was the result?

japan controlled Manchuria and created the puppet state of Manchukuo

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Karyna V : Viktoria H : Eliana B

Italy invading Ethiopia, here's a refined version of your Padlet entry with clear and concise points:

Italy Invades Ethiopia (1935-1936)

What happened?
Italy, led by Benito Mussolini, invaded Ethiopia in 1935 to expand its empire and recreate the glory of ancient Rome.

Who was involved?
The conflict was between Italy’s military forces and Ethiopia, led by Emperor Haile Selassie. The League of Nations condemned Italy’s actions but failed to take strong measures.

Why is it important?
This event exposed the weakness of the League of Nations, as it failed to stop Italian aggression. It also encouraged other dictators, like Hitler, to expand their territories without fear of consequences.

What was the result?
Italy occupied Ethiopia, incorporating it into Italian East Africa. Haile Selassie appealed to the League of Nations for help, but little support was given, showing the failure of international organizations to maintain peace.

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Jasper Mejia, Leonardo Alishan, Jayden Salgado

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1. Germany invaded Poland marking the beginning of WWll

2. The countries that were involved are Germany, Poland, Britain, and France were important.

3. This is important because it was the start of WWll and it was rapid and brutal.

4. The result ended in an important event that caused WWll and caused many losses of lifes and other resources.

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Germany Withdraws from the League of Nations (1933) 

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Germany Withdraws from the League of Nations (1933) 

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1. What happened?

This happened because Hitler became chancellor of Germany, he announced that Germany would no longer participate in the League of Nations

2. Who was involved?

The countries involved were Germany and the League of Nations

3. Why is it important?

This event important because it represented a shift toward aggressive nationalism and militarism

4. What was the result?

As a result of this event international diplomacy weakened, Hitler pursued aggressive expansion and the world moved closer to WW2

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Gayana Machkalyan

1. What happened?

Japan's desire for more resources and economic problems leads to the invasion of Manchuria

2. Who was involved?

Japan and China, along with stakeholders.

3. Why is it important?

The invasion shows how aggressive Japan's expansionism was, which goes against the agreements of the League of Nations.

4. What was the result?

Japan founded the puppet state of Manchukuo, controlling the region. The relations between Japan and Western powers continued to worsen.