The Failure of Appeasement and Beginning of World War II.

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The Failure of Appeasement and Beginning of World War II

APPEASEMENT Definition: The attempt to pacify someone by giving in to their demands or allowing them to take action without challenging them. Have you ever been tempted to appease an aggressive person or group of people? Why are people tempted to appease?

Big Picture Questions: What actions do Hitler, Mussolini (and Japan) take to threaten peace? Why do the major powers stand by as Hitler, Mussolini and the Japanese Militarists take over other countries?

Fascist Italy Invades Ethiopia in 1935 League of Nations condemns attack, but fails to assist Ethiopia “God and history will remember your judgment…..it is us today. It will be you tomorrow” Haile Selassie - Leader of Ethiopia

Spanish Civil War

Japanese Expansion 1910 – Takes over Korea Invades Manchuria Withdraws from League of Nations Invades China & kills/rapes tens of thousands of civilians During this period, other nations criticize Japan, but none with military strength steps in to stop growing Japanese domination of East Asia & the Pacific Discuss: WHY is Japan unchallenged?? Emperor Hirohito Militarist Leader Tojo

Lebensraum: The “Germanization” of Europe Rhineland (’36) Austria (’37) Sudetenland (part of Czechoslovakia) (’38)

British PM Neville Chamberlain says after agreement: “I believe it is peace for our time” Munich Conference (September 1938) Meeting between Britain, France, Italy & Germany with the goal of preserving peace

Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact (August 1939) A 10-year agreement between communist Russia & fascist Germany not to attack each other…pact actually lasts only 2 years Stalin & Hitler secretly agree to divide Poland, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia & Estonia Discuss: Why does “appeasement” encourage this agreement between Stalin & Hitler?? Hitler & Stalin’s Secret Deal

WWII BEGINS: In Sept, 1939 Nazi Germany launches mechanized attack on Poland and then 6 months later on France called “Blitzkrieg” triggering WWII (37-47) How and why does Hitler invade Poland? Why does it trigger WWII?

Britain and France declare war on Germany -Britain delivers an ultimatum to Germany. -Britain and France declare war but do nothing to help the Poles or fight Hitler. This is called the “phony war” where England and France watch and wait - Stalin invades Poland from the east.

Cartoon Chart

A.Give TWO examples of the issue depicted in the cartoon B. Give ONE cause of the issue you see in the cartoon.