Agenda Review (Block 3 Cinderella Assignment) Spanish Civil War Notes Video The Nanking Massacre Reading like a historian.

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Agenda Review (Block 3 Cinderella Assignment) Spanish Civil War Notes Video The Nanking Massacre Reading like a historian

Objectives Explain the importance of the Spanish Civil War. Determine what happened at the invasion of Nanking.

153. Spanish Civil War Between WWI & WWII tough times for democracy.

Other options… Socialism on the left Fascism on the right

Down goes democracy Had fallen in Italy, Germany Eastern and central Europe as well

Spain Prior to WWII, fascists led by Francisco Franco tried to overthrow republic in Spain.

Volunteers… From many countries went to help Spain stop Franco.

Fascist Power! Franco supported by Mussolini and Hitler

German Test Hitler wanted to test Luftwaffe on human targets. German air force

Luftwaffe Hitler bombs Guernica Killed 1600 civilians Horrified the world

Picasso’s Guernica

Hitler’s Terror Raid Foreshadows things to come…. Civilians now target.

Franco’s Reign After 3 years Franco defeats republican government He remained in power until 1975

Read Spanish Civil War Highlight

154. The Invasion of Nanking

Context: Japan, 1930 Japan suffered from economic problems. Japan was geographically small. World View of Japan

Goals of Japan’s military leaders expand Japan’s empire to gain more raw materials restore Japan’s power in Asia and the world

Invasion of China Japan invaded China’s northern region of Manchuria in This area was rich with iron and coal. Japanese soldiers in Manchuria

Invasion of Nanking Nanking was China’s capital. Japan invaded Nanking in December Japanese Soldiers entering Nanking

What happened during the invasion of Nanking? Central Historical Question

Discussion After reading documents A and B, can you accurately answer what happened during the invasion of Nanking? Why or why not?

Which of these textbooks, if either, do you find more trustworthy? Why?

Where else would you look in order to figure out what happened during the Japanese invasion of Nanking?

Corroborate

Final Discussion Why might textbooks from different countries offer different versions of the same historical events? When confronted with conflicting historical accounts, what is the best way to determine which is more accurate or trustworthy?

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