Big Idea: the period from 1929 to 1945 of time was declined

  • The Black Tuesday

    The Black Tuesday
    The Black Tuesday was the beginning of the Great Depression which crashed the world economy and let it be declined
  • On-to-Ottawa Trek

    On-to-Ottawa Trek
    On-to-Ottawa Trek was a trip cross-country via freight train from the young unemployed man and workers in order to negotiate with the federal government.
  • Regina Riot

    Regina Riot
    Regina Riot was a chaos protest in Regina, Saskatchewan which caused one police officer be killed and over 130 protesters be arrested.
  • The Declaration of the War

    The Declaration of the War
    At this time, Germany had a Blitzkrieg which was called "lightning war" to Poland, which seem as the beginning of the war. At the same day, Allies had declared war in Europe to German.
  • Battle of France

    Battle of France
    Fall Gelb was the name of the operation, this plan was from Germany and caused the defeat of France.
  • Battle of Britain

    Battle of Britain
    Battle of Britain was the largest air fight war in WW2, which was involved by German, Britain, America, even Poland and France etc. This battle had declared the victory of the west Europe.
  • Eastern Front (World War II)

    Eastern Front (World War II)
    Although German and Soviet Union had signed for the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact, Germany did break their promise and started the war to Soviet Union.
  • Attack on Pearl Harbor

    Attack on Pearl Harbor
    This was the main event that make America joined in the war. Japan had attacted the Pearl Harbor, America, and caused 2403 people dead in total during this attact.
  • D-Day

    D-Day
    D-Day was the largest and the most important landed battle in WW2. Also, it was the returning point of WW2. It let the Allies win the western front of the European war place.
  • The ending of the war

    The ending of the war
    The Nazis German and Nazis Japan surrendered, which means the war was ended after six years. Over 60 million people were killed, which was about 3% of the 1940 world population at that time.