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| What were the Conditions of Treaty of Versailles |
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Germany would...
-Lose Land
-Blamed for WWI
-Pay Damages
-Have No military |
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| What were the Reason for the growth of dictators |
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-In times of trouble, people looked to strong leaders for the answers
-Weak Democracies: Democratic Governments took to long solve problems through voting, people were looking for quick solutions.
-Great Depression: The GD affected the entire world. When dictators like Hitler appeared people thought they might have the answer to solving the depression. |
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| Japans Invasion of manchuria |
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| Japan invaded Manchuria for the natural resources. |
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| Munich Conference: Appeasement |
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| Nations wanted to give in to Hitlers demands hoping to maintain peace. |
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| Munich Conference: What was the agreement? |
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| British prime minister Neville Chamberlan agrees to let Hitler take the Sudetenland in return for his promise of peace in Europe. |
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| Munich Conference: Neville Chamberlan |
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| He thought he trust Hitler's word-this obviously wasn't the case. To Hitler, appeasement meant he could do as he wanted. |
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-Under his rule the Soviet union rapidly became a modern nation throughout the 1930's.
-He collectived agriculture & eliminated any person who opposed him by creating gulags or work camps. |
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| Agreement between Germany & USSR not to attack each other & divide Poland. |
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| List The Allied Nations (allies) |
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| Great Britain, France, Soviet Union, USA |
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| Germany quickly defeats France, only Britain is Left fighting Germany. |
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| Military strategy used to invade Poland |
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| Hitler attacks Britain in the first all air battle & ends in stalemate. |
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| Instead of invaiding Britain, Hitler decides to launch a massive invasion on USSR. |
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| Banned all sales of weapons & loans to any nation at war. |
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| Most americans wanted an isolationist foriegn policy and not get involved in war affairs. FDR disagreed with this view. |
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| Attitude of FDR towards helping the allies |
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| FDR wanted to get more in to the war to stop fascism & aid the allies. |
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| Nations could purchase weapons & supplies from the US if they paid cash and carried it on their own ships |
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| Destroyers for bases Deal |
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| US gave britain old battleships for british territory. |
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| The US would loan weapons and supplies to nations fighting against the axis powers (including USSR) |
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| Freedom of speech, to worship, from want & from need |
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| US & Britain state democratic goals, pledge to stop totalitarian aggression. |
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| Trade embargo & asset freeze against Japan |
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| After Japan invades french indochina the us stopped all trade with Japan including oil. |
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| On December 7, 1941 Japan made a surprise attack against the american navy at pearl harbor. US declares war the next day. |
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| Problems US Faced upon entering the War |
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| How did war end the depression? |
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| Increased demands for materials for the army & growth of war industries |
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| The term for all factories and production related to the war - these tended to be higher paying jobs. |
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| A. Philip Randolph & FDR's Executive order |
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| Randolph proposed a march on washington to protest discrimination in war. Executive Order banned discrimination by race in war industries. |
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| conducted the draft so enough people will be in the military |
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| Office of Price administartion |
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| set prices on regular goods to prevent inflation from occouring. |
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