Wartime Diplomacy The United States and Great Britain

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

World War II European Theater of Operations Building the Alliance.

Advertisements

WWII Conferences WWII Conferences Cut, match and paste the places, dates, decisions & leaders into your notebook. Places & Names Yalta Conference Atlantic.

AIM: What was the Allied Plan of Attack?. FDR & Churchill Dec. 22, White House Conference Create Plan of Attack Create Plan of Attack Defeat Germany.

World War II European Theater of Operations The Ground War.

WORLD WAR II Readings: Spodek, ,

In the 1930’s neither Germany, Italy, Japan, nor the U.S.S.R. was content with the conditions of the Paris peace conference. Great Britain, France, and.

“The European Theater”

World War II Military Action & Diplomacy. AXIS POWERS & LEADERS Adolf Hitler Germany Benito Mussolini Italy EmperorHirohitoGeneralTojo Japan.

Aftermath of WWII V-J Day The Numbers Diplomacy V-J Day (September 2, 1945)

AP World History POD #25 – American Supremacy Unconditional Surrender.

The Cold War From Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic, an iron curtain has descended across the Continent. Behind that line lie all the capitals.

Creating Peace Setting up a Post War World. Conference/Players involved Significance Cairo 22 Nov – 26 Nov 1943 FDR, Churchill, Chiang Kai Shek  Korea.

Creating Peace Setting up a Post War World. Conference/Players involved Significance Cairo 22 Nov – 26 Nov 1943 FDR, Churchill, Chiang Kai Shek  Korea.

Cold War Origins The Soviet Union and Communism The United States and Democracy Era preceding WWII WWII: Marriage of Convenience The Atomic Age.

Origins of the Cold War I.Cairo II.Teheran III.The Percentages Agreement IV.Yalta V.The New Team VI.Potsdam VII.Growing Mistrust VIII. “Getting Tough”

The Casablanca Conference From January 14 to January 24, 1943, the first war conference between the Allied Powers. Planned the allied strategy and the.

Wartime Diplomacy I.The United States and Great Britain II.Great Britain and the Soviet Union III.The United States and the Soviet Union IV.The Second.

World War II: Allied Strategies and Controversies 7.3: Explain how controversies among the Big Three allied leaders over war strategies led to post-war.

Chapter 16 – World War II ( ) Section 1 – Hitler’s Lightning War Main Idea: Using the sudden, mass attack called blitzkrieg, Germany overran much.

Before the Cold War World War II and the Grand Alliance.

WWII. Snowballing to War 1. Alliances 1936-Franco-Russian Alliance 1939-Rome-Berlin Axis (plus Japan)

Allied Leaders WWII. Directions: 0 Allied Leaders of WWII - Foldable 0 Step 6: Title – Allied leaders of WWII (small one inch fold) 0 Step 7: On the other.

The Allies defeat the Axis powers, the Jewish people suffer through the Holocaust, and Europe and Japan are devastated by World War II. World War II,

The War in Europe.

BELLWORK: BLOCK 2 How is the prescribed content in this unit divided?

World War Pt 2 (World War II).

World War II: The War in Europe

C. The War Begins – Events before U.S. Entry

SWBAT: Describe how World War II was fought in Europe

WORLD WAR II 1. WWII IN EUROPE Allies vs Axis Powers

Defend or Refute This Statement

WWII Germany speaks of a new war

Origins of the Cold War The Soft Underbelly Teheran

Europe during Second World War

Early World War II.

The War in Europe.

When the U.S. entered WW2 in late 1941, victory seemed remote

When the U.S. entered WW2 in late 1941, victory seemed remote

Aim: What role did the USA play in winning the war in Europe?

Early World War II.

Today’s Task Using the information in red on this ppt and Section 36.3 of your textbook (specifically for the last question) answer the questions about.

World War II Starts.

Effects of World War II: World Changes

World War II, The Allies defeated the Axis powers, the Jewish people suffered through the Holocaust. Europe and Japan were devastated by World.

Hitler’s Lightning War – N. Africa & Eastern Front

Allied Leaders WWII.

Defend or Refute This Statement

Hitler’s Lightning War – Part II

AIM: What was the Allied Plan of Attack?

Allies fight the Germans

What policy allowed Hitler to conquer so much territory?

Leaders and Alliances of world war II

World war ii Chapter 16.

BELLWORK: 1/10 How is the prescribed content in this unit divided?

World War II Study guide

Agenda Warm Up Discussion: Beginning of World War II

When the U.S. entered WW2 in late 1941, victory seemed remote

Hitler’s Lightning War – N. Africa & Eastern Front

World War II and the Grand Alliance

Hitler’s Lightning War – N. Africa & Eastern Front

WORLD WAR II 1. WWII IN EUROPE Allies vs Axis Powers

Roosevelt’s Foreign Policy

Pearl Harbor, D-Day, Wartime Technology

Aim: How effective was wartime diplomacy?

Hitler’s Lightning War – N. Africa & Eastern Front

Atomic Bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan

Presentation transcript:

Wartime Diplomacy The United States and Great Britain Great Britain and the Soviet Union The United States and the Soviet Union The Second Front Casablanca The Soft Underbelly Teheran

I. United States and Great Britain

Neville Chamberlain

Winston Churchill

II. Great Britain and the Soviet Union

Viacheslav Molotov Sir Stafford Cripps

Anglo-Soviet Treaty (May 26, 1942) Twenty-year alliance Cooperation to defeat Hitler No agreement on borders

III. United States and the Soviet Union

IV. The Second Front

Operation Torch

Charles de Gaulle

V. Casablanca Conference (January 14 – 24, 1943)

Casablanca Conference (January 14 – 24, 1943) Battle of the Atlantic Lend-lease Bomber offensive Aid to Pacific Theater “Unconditional Surrender” Mediterranean Strategy

VI. The Soft Underbelly

Pietro Badoglio

Joseph E. Davies

Moscow Conference (October 19 – 30, 1943) Hull Eden Molotov

Moscow Conference (October 19 – 30, 1943) 4-Power Declaration on General Security “Unconditional Surrender” Soviet declaration of war on Japan

The Cairo Conference (Nov. 22 – Nov. 26, 1943)

Mao Zedong

Patrick Hurley

VII. Tehran Conference (Nov. 28 – Dec. 1, 1943)

Tehran Conference (Nov. 28 – Dec. 1, 1943) Operation Overlord Operation Anvil Soviet declaration of war on Japan Talk of postwar world

X. The Percentages Agreement

The Percentages Agreement U.S.S.R. Great Britain 90% Romania 10% 75% Bulgaria 25% 10% Greece 90% 50% Hungary 50% 50% Yugoslavia 50%