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Treaty of Versailles signed
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Tolitarianism
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League Of Nations
The League of nations was a form of government that was a result of The Paris Peace conference. It was created after world war 1 and it's main goal was to maintain peace by preventing war and settling disputes. The Great Powers helped enforce the decisions, but the league started to fail and as a result countries started to leave. -
Ratification of the 19th amendment
The 19th Amendment stated that women were not allowed to vote. In August 1920 the 19th amendment was ratified. I believe this is historically significant because if this didn't happen nowadays women wouldn't be able to vote and their voices wouldn't be heard. -
The British arrest Gandhi in India
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Adolf Hitler becomes head of the Nazi party
At the Bürgerbräukeller in Munich Adolf Hitler made this declaration. In the beer hall where he led his aborted coup against the elected government in 1923. This is historically significant because it led to people voicing there opinions. -
American Stock Market Crashes
The stock market crash was also known as Black Tuesday. Most people migrated to the cities which caused a growth in overproduction of agricultural goods. This caused financial issues which caused investors to sell stocks. This is historically significant because it was a leading cause to The Great Depression. -
Nuremberg Laws
These laws were anti-jewish statutes that were made by Germany in September. It was a major step in clarifying racial policies and helped remove Jewish influences from society -
Spanish civil war
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Munich Agreement
The Munich Agreement was permitting Nazi Germany's annexation of portions of Czechoslovakia along the country's borders. It was signed by Germany, France, The UK, and Italy. The purpose of the agreement was too discuss the future. -
German invade poland
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Mussolini Takes over
