OH NO…NOT ANOTHER WAR! World War II 1939-1945.

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OH NO…NOT ANOTHER WAR! World War II 1939-1945

WHO FOUGHT IN THE WAR? ALLIES GREAT BRITAIN UNITED STATES Soviet Union (USSR) FRANCE AXIS GERMANY ITALY JAPAN

TREATY OF VERSAILLES Germany lost land to surrounding nations War reparations Germany owes $112 billion ($341 billion dollars today) Bankrupted and embarrassed Germany

WORLD WIDE ECONOMIC DEPRESSION Germany’s debt becomes even worse Decline in Germany’s industrial production over 30% Unemployment in Germany rises to 5.3 million people by 1932 (2.3 million in 1928)

TOTALITARIAN REGIME Totalitarianism Communist Dictatorship (USSR) Fascist Dictatorship (Germany, Italy) Military Dictatorship (Japan) Fascist: military government with strong support from business In a Totalitarian country, individual rights are not viewed as important as the needs of the nation

ISOLATIONISM OF WORLD Economic Depression-Countries world wide had their own problems “Appeasement” Policy- give the dictators what they want-avoid war. (Germany wanted what was taken by the Treaty of Versailles)

DESPERATE TIMES National Socialist Party builds support with seats in German parliament led by Adolf Hitler Provides promise for Germany Get back what is ours! Germany takes Austria, Czech Republic, and then invades Poland….. Rise of Hitler video

Record your answers on the back of your notes: What are 2 symbols you see? What is one of the words you see? What does the political cartoon represent? What is the perspective of the artist?

Record your answers on the back of your notes: What are 2 symbols you see? What is one of the words you see? What does the political cartoon represent? What is the perspective of the artist? Who is the artist?

THIS MEANS WAR Germany invades Poland in Sept, 1939 Two days later, Great Britain and France declare war on Germany