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Island hopping was first called leap frogging, it was a military strategy employed by the allies in the pacific war against japan, and Axis powers during WWII

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was a period between the end of the First War in November 1918 and the begging of the second world war in September 1939.

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-Fascism is a type or set of political actions, a political philopsoph or massive movement.
-Totalitarism is a system of governments that is centralized and dictatorial and requires complete subservience to the state.

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Italy Fascist- Benito Mussolini

Germany Fascist- Adolf Hitler

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HOW DO FASCIST/TOTALITARIAN GOVERNMENTS KEEP CONTROL.

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HOW DO FASCIST/TOTALITARIAN GOVERNMENTS KEEP CONTROL.

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Nazi fasism's ideology included a racial theory which deigrated "non- Aryons" extreme Nationlism which called for the unification of all German speaking peoples, the use of private paramilitary organizations to stifle dissent and terrorize opposition and centralization of decision- making centralization of decision making by and loyalty to a single leader.

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HOW DID CONDITIONS DURING THE 1930's ALLOW FOR FASCIST GOVERNMENTS TO COME TO POWER IN ITALY AND GERMANY. WHAT DID THEY PROMISE. 

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HOW DID CONDITIONS DURING THE 1930's ALLOW FOR FASCIST GOVERNMENTS TO COME TO POWER IN ITALY AND GERMANY. WHAT DID THEY PROMISE. 

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in the 1920's and 30's a new party emerged; the national socialist workers party became powerful. by 1933 the Nazis were the strongest party in Germany. their leader, ADOLF Hitler dissolved parliament, took over power and made Germany a Fascist state. in the following year built up a strong police force and the largest army in Europe. Hitler believed that Germany could survive only if it got rid of the weak people.

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the third Reich was a Nazi regime in Germany from January 30, 1933 to May 8, 1945

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How did Hitler rebuild the Army in secret against the Versailles Treaty? 

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How did Hitler rebuild the Army in secret against the Versailles Treaty? 

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throughout the 1920's Germany had been techniacally keeping the rules regarding training. Verailles had not stated that Germany could not train on civilian planes. Hitler knew that publicly Nazi Germany were still within Europe as being held to the terms of Versailles and he was determined to openly break these terms and reassert Germany right control its own military.

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Germany's military forces were reduced to insignfiance and Rhineland was to be demilitarized.

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Adolf Hitler announces in "Auschluss" between Germany and Austria, in fact annexing the smaller inaction into a greater Germany.

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on 1938, Adolf Hitler Benito Mussoling French priemier Edouard Daladier, and British prime minister Neville Chamberlain signthe Munich pact, which seals the fate of Czechoslovakia handling it over it over to Germany in the same of Peace.

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Sudetenland was a historical German name for the northern, southern, and western areas of former pack Germanist.

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The battle of Britain was military campaign of the second world war in which the royal Air force defended the untied kingdom aganist large scale attacks by Nazi Germany.

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the French invasion of Russia was the Patriotic war in 1812. it was a mistake because of the Russians weather, Population was to powerful.

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The battle of Stalingrad was the Succesful soviet defense of the city of Stalingrad in the U.S.S.R during World war 2.

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in the military, D-DAY is the day on which a combat attack or operation is to be initiated. it started June 6, 1946 the day of Normandy landings.

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The battle of the Bulge was the last major German offensive Campaign on the western front during WWII.

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on November 9, to Novermber 10, 1938 known as Kristainacht, Nazis in g=Germany torched synagogues, vandalized Jewish homes, school and buisnesses and killed close to 100 Jews.

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With the invasion of Poland during WWII, the regime of Nazi Germany set us Ghettos across occupied Europe in order to segregate and confine Jews.

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The two Nuremberg laws were Unanimously passes by the Reichstage of the 15 September, 1935. it was the law for the protection of German blood and German Honor Prohibited marragies and extra martial intercourse.

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Anti-Semitism is the belief or behavior hostile toward Jews just because they war Jewish.

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The Nazi seizure of power in 1933, Hitler established a Reich Ministry of Public Enalighenment and propaganda headed by Joseph Goebbels.

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The battle of Midway was a war fought entirely with aircraft, in which the United states destroyed Japans first line carrier strength and most of its best trained naval pilots.

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The battle of Guadalcanel was the first Major offensive and a decisive victory for the allies in the pacific theater.

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The battle of Okinawa was a battle fought on April , 1945, the allied forces invaded the island of Okinawa and engaged the Japanese in the bloodiest battle of the pacific war.

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The German concept of Lebensraum comprise Polices and practice of settlers colonialism which prolirarated in Germany from the 1890s to the 1940'

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Hitler wanted Germany. raise economic, and political power.

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propaganda within Nazi Germany was taken to a new and frequently perverse level. Hitler was very aware of the value of good Propaganda and he appointed Joseph Golebbels as head of Propaganda.

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What did Nazis do to fix economy that support of the people.

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What did Nazis do to fix economy that support of the people.

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Hitler wished to become an artist, his father wanted him to be  a civil Servant. His father died in AOS when Hitlers mother whom he adored, died in 1907 had many tension with him and his father

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Hitler thought German people were the best and everyone else was below them.

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The great depression was a world wide crisis that lasted through out the 1930's. The united states stocked market crashed which lead to the great depression.

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The recovery of Germany from the treaty went very slowly. The prices in Germany increased. The economy was fragile. The unemployment went from 10% to 40%

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what effect did it have in the united states? 

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what effect did it have in the united states? 

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It declined in production in factories there is many unemployment rose from 3% to 25%, Bank failure were wide spread in early 1930's.

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How did the Great Depression help Hitler and the Nazis?  

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How did the Great Depression help Hitler and the Nazis?  

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what social and economic problems did it cause? 

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what social and economic problems did it cause? 

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There were dramatic change of many beliefs, customs, practices, behaviors , and lifestyle. There was allot of unemployment going on in this time period.

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What id Disillusionment? How did WWII cause it

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What id Disillusionment? How did WWII cause it

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Is a feeling of disappointment resulting from discovery that something is not good as one believed it to be.

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Art and Literature- How did it reflect attitudes after the carnage of World War 1?

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Art and Literature- How did it reflect attitudes after the carnage of World War 1?

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Between 1910 and 1930's, what was the approximate increase in US homes with electricity.

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the woman's Movement of 1920's/changing roles of woman/new rights

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the woman's Movement of 1920's/changing roles of woman/new rights

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a widespread attitude was that women's and men's roles did not overlap. this idea of separate spheres held that women's should concern themselves with home, children, and religion, while men took care of business and politics.

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the 1920's was a decade of new inventions. This was the time directly after WW1. and when soldiers were eager to return to a more Prosperous life.

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Called for the murder of all European Jews by gassing, shooting, and other means. 6 million men, women, and children were killed during the Holocaust. Two thirds of the Jews living in Europe before world war two.

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How much did the allies know about the "labor camps" before they liberated them? 

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How much did the allies know about the "labor camps" before they liberated them? 

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They had already known about concentration camps but they didn't really know what went on inside until they encountered themselves with tens of thousands of prisoners on death marches and millions dead.

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What is Genocide? Why was this an example? 

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What is Genocide? Why was this an example? 

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The deliberate killing of a large group of people; especially those of a particular ethnic group or nation world war two is an example of a genocide because the Germans didn't like any of the Jews so they made them suffer.

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Other ethnic groups targeted for elimination

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Other ethnic groups targeted for elimination

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They targeted LGBT individuals, the physically and mentally disabled, Roma (gypsies) poles, and other slavic people, Jehova's witnesses, and memories of political opposition groups. They were targeted for not believing the Nazi ideology. Others solely because of their race.

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----Aushwitz-Birkenau, Poland
----Belzec, Poland
---- Bergen-Belsen, Germany
Buchenwald, Germany

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Britain, France, and the Dutch East Indies stopped all trade with Japan. Japan retaliated by attacking the U.S.A in order to prevent it's fleet interfering when Japan invaded the rest of South East Asia to secure it's oil and other supplies.

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What did Japan want? What country did it invade? 

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What did Japan want? What country did it invade? 

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Japan invaded mainland China, Japan, Korea, and Taiwan. Japan wanted to sign the treaty to agree to assist one another. The U.S refused to accept Japan's offer for racial equality.

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What some of the conflicts  between U.S.A and Japan attacking Pearl Harbor?

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What some of the conflicts  between U.S.A and Japan attacking Pearl Harbor?

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3 reasons this lead to the attack on pearl harbor, 1-an increased needed natural resources, 2 restrictions, 3-expansion in the pacific.

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Japan send Air forces to pearl harbor and invaded them.

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The Japanese Americans in the United States during World War. It was the forced relocation and the incarnation in camps in the western interior of the country.

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Who were the axis powers? who were the big 3?

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Who were the axis powers? who were the big 3?

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The Axis powers were Germany, Japan, and Italy.

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Who were the Allied powers? who were the big 3?

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Who were the Allied powers? who were the big 3?

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Great Britain, USR, China

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Japan joined the axis powers because America cut them off for trade.

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What was the name of secret project to build the bomb? when/where?

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What was the name of secret project to build the bomb? when/where?

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Manhanttan Project, it was in Laboratory in Los Alamos.

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Little boy and Fat boy.

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what were arguments/excuses did the U.S give for using the bomb?

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what were arguments/excuses did the U.S give for using the bomb?

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Made for defense, It was illegal, racially motivated.

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Aleppo, Berlin, Warsaw, Nagasaki, Kabul, sarajevo