Comparing World War l and World War ll by Samantha B https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w en-us 2018-03-14 18:09:24 UTC 2018-03-21 17:37:49 UTC hello@padlet.com Weaponry and Tactics rafael_noa02 https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242531260 WWI Trench Warfare: Both side would dig trenches and would live, eat, and survive in those trenches until those battles were over and fights were over. The trenches would span miles. The trenches were miserable as the soldiers constantly worried about death of either disease or by the opposition. They used a lot of different weapons like bombs, machine guns, and single shot weapons that really couldn't shoot that fast at all. They sometimes shot only 3 shots per minute depending on the soldier. 

WWII Blitzkrieg Warfare: The fighting style of the Germans in WWII was significantly different than the style in WWI. For the most part their strategy was to use a bunch of fast moving artillery to get the job done fast and kind of sneakily. They also had upgraded weaponry that could shoot more round per minute than the previous war. ]]> 2018-03-15 18:12:46 UTC https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242531260 Casualties alondrasuarez430 https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242536765 WW1-
In the spring of 1918, the world was impacted by disease . Influenza or also known as the Spanish flu, had hit England and India and had soon spread to Europe, Russia, and the United States through the war. The disease not only killed many soldiers, but many civilians too. The disease killed 12 million  people. The disease was incredibly destructive that by the end of the war, had killed 20 million people globally. Not only did Influenza kill many people, but so did starvation and slaughter as the agricultural production was disrupted during the war. Weapons were more advanced which meant the death rate would go even higher than any wars before this one.
WW2-
The advancement of technology meant that not only soldiers would die in this war, but also civilians. People also died of diseases and lack of food as well. What also caused so many deaths was the mass killing of Jews known as the Holocaust as part of Nazi Germany's regime.
WW1 and WW2- Genocide:
During World War 1, the Ottoman Empire started the mass murder of Armenians, committing the first genocide of the twentieth century. The Turkish government made it their mission to wipe out the entire Armenian population out of the Ottoman Empire. Approximately 1.5 million Armenians were either killed or deported from the Ottoman Empire. In World War 2, Adolf Hitler of Nazi Germany put in action the anti-Semitic plan known as the Holocaust. This genocide was more extreme as in the Armenian Genocide, the main goal was to get Armenians out of the Ottoman Empire, in the Holocaust the goals was to eliminate the entire Jewish population of the world. Also, in the Holocaust, specific death camps were established to carry on the murder of not only Jews but as well as . The number of Jews killed was about 6 million, six times more than the Armenian Genocide. In the end, huge amounts of people were murdered harshly in both wars.


]]> 2018-03-15 18:21:18 UTC https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242536765 Peace & Treaties josejulianorganista https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242541703 WWI- The Major Provisions of the Treaty of Versailles were League of Nations, Territorial Losses, Military Restrictions, and War Guilt. These Provisions had a lot of countries angry, especially Germany. Throughout Africa, and Asia, people in the mandated territories were angry at the way the Allies disregarded their desire for independence. The European powers, it seemed to them, merely talked about the principle of national self-determination. These provisions later set a foundation for the next huge war, WWII.
WWII- The United Nations is a group of 48 nations that all set aside whatever differences they had, in order to protect the members against aggression. At the United Nations, the US came up with the idea to punish specific criminals while aiding its former enemies. This idea was different then the treaty of Versailles because, it was not as harsh to these countries and it even gave other countries a way to stabilize.]]> 2018-03-15 18:29:42 UTC https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242541703 Maps- Nations involved-WWI newgcacc https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242949152 Central Powers- Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire.

Allied Powers- Ireland, Great Britain, France, Russia, Serbia.]]> 2018-03-16 17:52:01 UTC https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242949152 Imperialism(World War l) sbarrera176 https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242949805 -Caused intense competition among nations 
By the 20th century this competition had created a rivalry between Europe's Great Powers nations consisted of Germany, Austria-Hungary, Great Britain, Russia, Italy, and France.

]]> 2018-03-16 17:53:27 UTC https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242949805 Total War and women canoluz0021 https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242956062 Total war was a time in which countries devoted all their resources for war efforts.
In WW1, the government took over the economy using 'total war' by ordering factories what they should produce and how much of it. Goods were in such short supply because of the war that goods had to be rationed which was when people could buy small amounts of items that were needed for war.

Women in war
Because of total war, women replaced men in factories building tanks, clothes, and weapons. Although women left the workforce after the war, people's views on women changed of women proving they're able to do anything.

     
]]> 2018-03-16 18:05:52 UTC https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242956062 Alliances (World War l) sbarrera176 https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242956581 -The growing rivalries and mistrust between the Great Powers lead to the creation of alliances
-They were designed to keep peace
--Bismark saw France as the Greatest threat to France. This lead to his  main goal being to isolate France. 
-Triple alliance between Germany, Austria- Hungary, and Italy.
- Wilhelm ll had forced Bismark to resign. He had let his nations treaty with Russia lapse, which lead to Russia forming a defensive alliance with France.
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]]> 2018-03-16 18:06:58 UTC https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242956581 The Spark olvera_robert289 https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242957717  
The spark for world war 1 ; world war 1 started when  19 year old Gavrilo  Princip assassinated the archduke of Austria Hungary . by 1914 Europe was divided into two group. For example one alliance had Great Britain, France , Russia,. while the other alliance ( triple alliance ) included Germany, Austria Hungary, and Italy. due to the alliance system Europe began fighting with its rivals due to the treaties

World war II
World war 2 started with German invading Poland due to wanting able to have more land. Britain and France told Germany to remove its troops from Poland Germany refused which caused Britain and France to declare war on Germany.  then Europe was spit into 2 groups of rivals. The axis which contained Germany, Japan, annd italy. While  the allies were 
  • Australia
  • Belgium
  • Brazil
  • Canada
  • China
  • Czechoslovakia
  • Denmark
  • Estonia
  • France
  • Greece
  • The Netherlands
  • New Zealand
  • Norway
  • Poland
  • South Africa
  • United Kingdom
  • United States
  • USSR
  • Yugoslavia
]]> 2018-03-16 18:08:59 UTC https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242957717 Maps- Nations involved WW2 newgcacc https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242964103 Allied control- United Kingdom,  Soviet Union, Egypt, 

Axis nation- Germany, Italy, Austria, 

]]> 2018-03-16 18:22:21 UTC https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/242964103 Militarism/Nationalism (World War l) sbarrera176 https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/243672904 -Glorification of military power
-Being a part of a strong military made people feel patriotic
-Europe believed that too be truly powerful, it needed to have a powerful military
-Devotion to an individuals nation
-Extreme unifying force within a country
-Was committed to colonize


]]> 2018-03-19 18:03:18 UTC https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/243672904 sbarrera176 https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/243681653 2018-03-19 18:15:07 UTC https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/243681653 sbarrera176 https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/243682557 2018-03-19 18:16:10 UTC https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/243682557 sbarrera176 https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/243682616 2018-03-19 18:16:15 UTC https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/243682616 sbarrera176 https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/243683211 2018-03-19 18:16:57 UTC https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/243683211 WW2 Militarism- ortizashley1215 https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/244498248
The belief that a country should uphold a strong military capability
 
In Japan militarists wanted to restore the traditional control of the government to the military instead of establishing a new system like other places were doing. The militarists also kept the Emperor as a symbol of state power to win popular support for the army leaders who governed under Emperor Hirohito's name. These militarist were extreme nationalists, they wanted to better their country's economy through the act of foreign expansion. Soon enough the Japanese took over Northern China, though they had been defeated in battle Chinese guerillas started to form and would continue to fight against the Japanese.


]]> 2018-03-21 13:10:41 UTC https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/244498248 WW2 Nationalism- ortizashley1215 https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/244499257
Nationalism can serve as a form of a unifying force within a country.
 
Before the start of World War II German nationalism that began to develop was one of the major motivations behind those individuals who joined the Nazi party. This New Nationalism was built around a common enemy, Jewish people. The Germans were embedding the idea that the Jewish were threatening their National Security. With this came the horrible acts of Germans towards the Jewish.

]]> 2018-03-21 13:12:39 UTC https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/244499257 WW2 Alliances- ortizashley1215 https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/244501973
World War II was fought between two groups. One of these groups was the Axis powers, including Germany, Italy and Japan. On the other hand however the Allies included Britain, France, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, India, the Soviet Union, China, and the United States of America. These alliances had been designed to keep peace, instead however it would help to set gears  into war by creating tensions between countries.


]]> 2018-03-21 13:17:55 UTC https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/244501973 WW2 Imperialism- ortizashley1215 https://padlet.com/sbarrera176/epfwdyvhnv3w/wish/244502520
The action of extending a country's power through the force of military force
 
By the brink of World War II both Germany and Japan were slowly gaining power as imperialists, both of these countries wanted even greater control and power which started a war that resulted in chaos throughout the world.





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