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Dictators Gallery Walk

Prompt #1 Based on what you have learned about these leaders and their countries, what are some of the causes of WWII?

Totalitarianism, Fascism, & Nazism

Political Systems Totalitarianism Fascism Communism Nazism

Stalin/ Soviet Union

Mussolini/Italy

Hitler/ Germany

Hitler’s Rise Mein Kampf written in prison Hitler and Nazis promised redemption for Germany

Germany Rearms Military

Germany Expands

Germany Expands Austria Sudetenland Anschluss (political union)  Austria says no Hitler invades, many welcomed him Britain and France protested; Hitler kept going Sudetenland

What specific actions did Hitler take to expand the German empire? Turn-and-Talk What specific actions did Hitler take to expand the German empire?

Timeline Scramble Place the events beginning WWII in chronological order using the following sections in your textbook: 17.1 & 17.2

Document Analysis Causes of WWII in Europe

Prompt #2 What cause do you think had the strongest affect in leading to war in Europe? Explain in 2-3 sentences.