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Industrial powerhouse of Europe

Do Now Western Europe industrialized first. Using this information, make some inferences comparing the Western side of Europe to the other regions.

Information MIRPL assignments - January 9 – 2 nd Period, due today - January 12 – 5 th Period Binder Submission - January 5-16 January 14 – All Late items - excludes MIRPL Midterm exams - Jan 15-16

Current Events French authorities search or terrorists - on the trail - victims were targeted Ebola vaccine trials begin - human test subjects - $1 billion process so far

Do Now Western Europe industrialized first. Using this information, make some inferences comparing the Western side of Europe to the other regions.

Important European Kings Charlemagne - Came to power during fall of Roman Empire - from a Germanic tribe - crowned king by the Pope - United Europe under Christianity Henry VIII - broke away from the Pope - created Church of England - largest protestant group (non-Catholic) after the Reformation

The Reformation Break from Catholic Church - started by Martin Luther in 1500s In some cases led to war - complete break from Catholic Church - some cases countries were split (Germany, France)

French Emperor: Napoleon Took over control of France after the people rebelled - tired of tyrannical kings Increased French Nationalism - intense pride in one’s country in this case, led to war - invasion of other countries Napoleon was defeated - led to repeat conflicts across Europe

Cause of European Rivalries Language and Religion Industrialization - competition for trade - competition for resources Colonization - new markets - new land - new resources

Modern Conflicts: World War I A war fought over colonies and territory - fight for resources - Allies: France, Britain, and U.S. - Central Powers: Germany, Austria-Hungary Massive and costly war - money and lives

Modern Conflicts: World War I New Warfare techniques - trench warfare - mustard gas (Germans) - tanks (use of armor) - airplanes Global war - led to new technology - ended as a standoff Treaty of Versailles - Germany punished

Modern Conflicts: World War II Another Global War - Allies: U.S., Britain, France, Soviet Union (U.S.S.R.) - Axis: Germany, Italy, Japan Improvement in warfare - airplane - tanks - use of naval power Holocaust - extermination of Jewish people - Adolph Hitler

End of World War II Led to a division of Germany - half went to U.S.S.R. (Soviet Union, communist) - other half went to Allies Creation of the Berlin Wall (torn down in 1989) - led to the fall of the Soviet Union

Current Problems… European Union - economic problems - regional differences Germany - continued problems from division

Current trends in Europe…

Summary Summarize in 5 sentences what you have learned about Western Europe and its impact on modern history. Provide explanation.