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World War 2

  • Treaty Of Versailles

    Treaty Of Versailles
    A piece treaty made to pay for the damage ww1 had caused. It was for the Allied Powers (Great Britain, United States, France) it took away Germany's land, G was only allowed to have a small army and six naval ships. Germany was forced to sign it, then caused Adolf Hitler to be hired and rip up the treaty.
  • Causes

    Causes
    ~Failure of Treaty of Versailles made Germans strike out OR building a ride in militarism (building on army + Weapons) ..... ~ Worldwide economic depression from 1920's ......Failure of Appeasement (agreeing to the demands of another nation in order to avoid conflict).....
  • Axis and Allies Powers

    Axis and Allies Powers
    Allies were; Great-Britain, France, United States........
    Axis Powers; Germany, Italy, Japan
  • Withdraw League of Nations

    Withdraw League of Nations
    Italy, Germany, And Japan saw peace as weakness. Japan withdrew from League of nations and soon after so did Germany.
  • Take Overs

    Take Overs
    Italy invades Ethopia, the king asks Leauge Of Nations to Help, the Nations seek penalties for violation (in 1936 Italy conquores Ethopis)
  • German Alliances

    German Alliances
    Rome-Berlin Axis ( Germany & Italy) and Anti-Comintern Pact (Germany & Japan)
  • Meeting Chamberlain & Hitler

    Meeting Chamberlain & Hitler
    Prime minister of Britain and Hitler met 3 times. Tried to make an agreement that Hitler could have the Sudentenland region of Czechoslavakia if he promised not to invide the rest of Czechoslovakia.
  • Italy Dictator

    Italy Dictator
    Benito Mussolini. he wished to rebuild the ancient Holy Rome Empire.... Felt betrayed by the allies at the Treaty Of Versi Conference due to a promice of land for joining the Allies that was not kept. Wanted more control lands around the Mediterranian Sea.
  • Imperialism

    Imperialism
    Taking land/ property
  • Nationalism

    Nationalism
    Extreme pride in one's nationality or country.
  • Militarism

    Militarism
    Buildign weapons or a strong military
  • Hitler After His Word

    Hitler After His Word
    Hitler was not a man of his word and soon after the agreement between him and Chamberland Hitler invaded the rest of Czechoslovakia. When Czechoslavakia called for help from Britian and France neither of them were prepared to take military action.
  • Invading Poland

    Invading Poland
    Britain and France promised they would help if Germany invaded Poland but neither helped. Chamberlin belived Hitler and he invaded poland
  • European Theater

    European Theater
    Italy invaded Ethiopia and took control in 1935. Spain Civil war was won by Fascists in 1936. Hitler sent troops to RL. 1938 Munich conference (G, It, Bri, and France) G; stop Germany aggression in Europe. R; Hitler to have Sudetenland if he ends territory demands. Scrap metal and Oil Embargo attempting to stop japans invasion. 1942 Britain stood alone against the axis. Eastern Front; Stalingrad. Western Front; D-Day (June 6, 1944) Last major offense for Hitler was Battle of the Buldge.
  • Japan Dictators

    Japan Dictators
    1. Hideki Tojo- military leader and prime minister. 2. Emperor Hirohito- political & spiritual figurehead... Wanted japan to be #1 in Asia, needed oil and raw materials. Wanted Chinas land and others to obtain oil and raw materials. Built the strongest military regime in Asia. Motto; Death Before Dishonor.
  • Attack at Pearl Harbor

    Attack at Pearl Harbor
    Japan had originally planned to cripple America. The U.S. carriers were out to sea when Japan attacked on December 7, 1941. After the attack, Japan knew they had begun the war with The U.S.
  • Doolittle Raid

    Doolittle Raid
    James Doolittle led a raid on Tokyo with B-25 bombers. This boosted American lives showing the Japanese weren't invincible. ALthough it didn's show much damage to the city
  • Island Hopping

    Island Hopping
    The commander for the Pacific Theater was Gen. Douglas Mac Author. The U.S. used island hopping as a strategy for moving from island to island. The fight in the south was difficult... 100 degree heat, jungle rot, and diseases. Kamikaze attacks: suicide attactd damaged 300 ships and caused 15,000 causalties.
  • Germany Surrender

    Germany Surrender
    Hitler committed suicide before he could be captured. Germany Officially surrendered On May 7, 1945 known as "VE" day. after this The allies had figured out how to defeat japan
  • VE Day

    VE Day
    The day Nazi Germenay Surrendered.