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https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/the-great-depression

1. Outline what the Great Depression was.

2. What impact did the Great Depression have globally?

3. How did the Great Depression contribute to the causes of World War II?

4.  Look at this Nazi Election poster:
How is this advertisement positioning Hitler?
How does this poster appeal to the needs of German people?
https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/photo/nazi-propaganda-election-poster-titled-our-last-hope-hitler

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Look over the articles in the Treaty of Versailles: https://www.history.com/news/treaty-of-versailles-provisions

1. What are the four categories of the Treaty of Versailles? (look at the subheadings)

2. How much money did Germany owe in reparations?

3. How do you think these demands had an impact on the German people?

4. How did German humiliation and debt contribute to one of the causes of WWII

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https://www.thoughtco.com/lebensraum-eastern-expansion-4081248

1. What is 'Lebensraum'?

2. How did the concept of 'Lebensraum' contribute to the cause of World War II?

3. Based on Hitler's writings, how could Lebensarum create a solution to Germany's issues?

4. Antisemitism is imbedded into Hiterl's ideologies. In what way did Hitler include this element in his concept of Lebensraum?

5. What would be concerning to countries in Europe about Hitler's concept of Lebensraum?

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https://www.historyhit.com/causes-of-world-war-two-in-europe/
https://www.britannica.com/event/World-War-II

1. Who did Germany side with?

2. Which other countries were fascist?

3. Who was apart of the 'Allies'?
Who was apart of the 'Axis'?
What was their relationship?

4. World War Two is generally divided into two ‘theatres’. What are they and why is the war discussed in this way?

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https://www.thoughtco.com/world-war-ii-pacific-towards-war-2361459

1. What was Japan's situation after World War I?

2. Outline Japan and China's relationship.

3. How did the invasion of Manchuria create further tension?

4. What was the Sino-Japanese war?  What were the foreign reactions?

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https://www.ducksters.com/history/world_war_ii/ww2_timeline.php

1. Events leading up to World War II
2. 3 Key events from the 1930s
3. 3 Key events from the 1940s

Include the:
Date, the event, which countries were affected

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1. The Great Depression was a server economic recession which started in the US but ended up becoming a global problem. Europe was the massively affected by this disaster. The stock market crash started the Great Depression along with other factors including World War I’s aftermath.

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1940s 


1940 april 4-Germany invades Norway, ending a 6-month period of limited land operations called the “Phony War.”  

May 26- June 4 1940- The trapped British army evacuates to England from Dunkirk, France, surviving to fight another day. 

December 7 1941- Japan attacks Pearl Harbor, starting war with the US. Sensing weakness, Hitler declares war on America 4 days later.

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January 30, 1933: Adolf Hitler becomes Chancellor of Germany. His Nazi Party, or the Third Reich, takes power and Hitler is essentially the dictator of Germany

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January 30, 1933: Adolf Hitler becomes Chancellor of Germany. His Nazi Party, or the Third Reich, takes power and Hitler is essentially the dictator of Germany

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November 25, 1936: Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan sign the Anti-Comintern pact. This was a pact against communism and Russia
July 7, 1937: Japan invades China
March 12, 1938: Hitler annexes the country Austria into Germany, This is also called the Anschluss
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The US  recognised japan as a colonial power after WW l this led to the rise of the ultra right wing and nationalist leader such as Fumimaro Konoe who United Asia under the 1 rule of the emperor. the philosophy gained  ground in the 1920-1930 as japan needed more resources to support growth with the onset of the Great Depression japan moved towards a system with the army to gather more resources. To keep the army growing an emphasis was placed on arms and weapon production with not much raw materials from the US rather then continuing this descent japan decided to sneak out

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How did the Great Depression contribute to the causes of World War II? 

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How did the Great Depression contribute to the causes of World War II? 

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The Great Depression and a crumble in international trade also inflame the economic situation in Europe granting Hitler to Take power on his promise of revitalisation.

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3. A part of the “Allies” group was Great Britain, the US and the Soviet Union. Axis were led by Germany, Italy & Japan.

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Q.1

1. The germans Hand Over all Territories and Colonies

2. Both sides had Limits on Arms, Forces and Equipment

3. $33 Billion in Reparations approx $423 billion 2019 currency

4. The were to attend war crime trials

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By the end of the war the germany owed $33 Billion in Reparations      approx $423 billion in the 2019 economy

Q3

Germany lost 10% of its land, all its overseas colonies, 12.5% of its population, 16% of its coal and 48% of its iron industry. With the debt owed the country had no money.

Q4

their economy was  severely effected hat and may have made them not wealthy enough to pay it back and in a way may have made  them feel a need to revolt.

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china and Japan did not have a good relationship. For many years, Japan and china had been medaling, and Manchuria in northeast China was ideal for Japanese expansion. On Sept. 18, 1931, the Japanese staged a bomb blowing up a section of the south muchuria railway near Shenyang. Japan the blamed china for the incident. Then they used this as an excuse to send their troops flooding into china.

On Oct. 24, the Nations thought of a resolution then demanded the withdrawal of Japanese troops. The resolution was rejected the Japanese.

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WW2 had two main theatre. They describe the battlefield areas as “theatre” because the ground was occupied for war operations. There was a European theatre and a Pacific theatre.

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Germany were on a side with Italy and Japan

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Germany, Italy and Japan could be considered fascist countries.

Fascism =  a governmental system led by a dictator having complete power, forcibly suppressing opposition and criticism, regimenting all industry, commerce, etc., and emphasizing an aggressive nationalism and often racism. (dictionary.com)

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During the first five years of the great depression, the economy shrank by an estimated50%. The Depression affected politics by destroying the confidence in unfettered capitalism. That type of “laissez-faire economics” is what President Herbert Hoover advocated, and it had failed during the great depression. As a result, people lost trust in Herbet Hoover and instead voted for Franklin Roosevelt. His “Keynesian economics” assured that government spending would end the Great Depression. The new deal worked well and 1934, the economy grew 17% and unemployment declined.

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1. What is 'Lebensraum'? This is the idea that land expansion is the way people survive

2. How did the concept of 'Lebensraum' contribute to the cause of World War II? Hitler wanted to use lebensraum to expand most of the world didn't want him to but he proceeded so a war happened

3. Based on Hitler's writings, how could Lebensraum create a solution to Germany's issues?  Expanding meant that germanys people would thrive

4. Antisemitism is imbedded into Hitlers ideologies. In what way did Hitler include this element in his concept of Lebensraum? Expanding while killing the  “Jews I guess”

5. What would be concerning to countries in Europe about Hitler's concept of Lebensraum? If he gained to much power from expanding he might eventually come for them and the first few countries he wiped out easily so he was a big concern