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■ Essential Question: – What were the important themes in world history from 1919 to 1939? ■ Warm Up Question:

■ Text Important changes took place in the 20 years between the two world wars ( ) Title

What was Europe like after World War I ?

■ Text Important changes took place in the 20 years between the two world wars ( ) In Europe, the war led to a sense of bitterness & pessimism among nations Title Many European nations were destroyed & bankrupted by years of fighting along the Western Front Russia was destroyed after WWI & a three-year civil war that led to communism & the formation of the Soviet Union The harshness of the Treaty of Versailles created bitterness in Germany who were unable to pay reparations Italians were angry when they did not receive land along the Adriatic Coast

The horrors of World War I changed people’s attitudes about progress After the war, people started questioning traditional beliefs

Austrian-born Sigmund Freud revolutionized psychology; He believed the mind has conscious & subconscious thoughts that affect peoples’ behavior

German-born Albert Einstein revolutionized physics; His theories on light, relativity, & energy disproved many of Isaac Newton’s discoveries from the 1600s

New abstract art like Pablo Picasso’s cubism (using geometric shapes) & Salvador Dali’s surrealism (dream-like art) reacted against tradition art forms

What was America like after World War I ?

While European nations struggled to rebuild & pay for the war, some world nations benefited from WWI Japan gained wealth by selling supplies to the Allies & increased its position as the strongest nation in Asia The USA was the wealthiest nation in the world & a major world power that created (but never joined) the League of Nations

After WWI, the United States entered the Roaring Twenties Mass production in factories led to new consumer goods & high wages for workers Automobiles became inexpensive & popular…

6 th Period 3/22/16 ■ DO Not move desk (I will move you back) ■ We will begin today by finishing notes on post WWI ■ Lunch is “B” 12:05-12:30 (Your late at 12:35 so use bathroom quickly between 12:30 and 12:35) ■ After lunch Quiz ■ Begin Timeline Activity

Electric appliances & radios were popular… …Americans enjoyed themselves at movies, sporting events, & jazz clubs

The USA used its wealth to help European nations repay their debts & rebuild after the war

What changed in America in the 1930s?

The Roaring Twenties came to an end in 1929 when the stock market crash, bank failures, & high unemployment led to a Great Depression

The depression in America triggered a world-wide depression in the 1930s when international trade declined & U.S. investment in Europe ended The depression led to a sharp rise in unemployment in Europe

Why did powerful dictators come to power in Europe in the 1920s & 1930s?

In Germany, the situation grew desperate by the 1930s & the Weimar gov’t became more unpopular The Weimar republic was already unpopular because gov’t leaders signed the Treaty of Versailles To pay war reparations & rebuild the country, the gov’t printed money which led to hyper-inflation Unemployment in Germany reached 30% Like Germany, Italians felt betrayed by the treaty, had a suffering economy, & saw its unemployment rise

Due to the economic depression, bitterness, & desperation, powerful dictators will seize power in Germany & Italy These dictators played an important role in causing World War II