Warmup 1. What events led up to WWII? 2. What was the beginning of WWII?

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Warmup 1. What events led up to WWII? 2. What was the beginning of WWII?

Warm Up Answer the following questions based on the map of Japanese expansion (p. 813): a. Which country controlled Libya? b. What is the capital city of Czechoslovakia? c. Which body of water lies between Germany and Sweden? d. Which occupied territory lies between Germany and France?

Essential Question How did World War II impact global relationships?

The Course of World War II

Hitlers War Used blitzkrieg or lightning warfare Airplanes supported divisions of tanks (called panzers)

Quote, Hitler I do not want to be anything other than the first soldier of the German Reich. I have once more put on the uniform which was once most holly and precious to me. I shall only take it off after victory or I shall not live to see the end... Just as I myself am ready to risk my life any time for my people and for Germany, so I demand the same of everyone else. But anyone who thinks that he can oppose this national commandment... will die! Traitors can expect death.

Denmark and Norway Attacked on April 9, 1940 with another blitzkrieg German victory

Invasion of France Germany attacked Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg Entered France through the Ardennes Forest

Invasion of France France had prepared the Maginot Line against German invasion Line of concrete and steel fortifications

Maginot Line

Invasion of France German troops trapped the British and French troops on the beaches of Dunkirk Ships evacuated the British troops

French Surrender June 22, 1940 Germany controlled France, set up own government

The United States Followed a policy of isolationism Tried to stay neutral, not be involved in European wars

Battle of Britain Began in August 1940 German air force (Luftwaffe) bombed Great Britain Also attacked major cities, such as London

Battle of Britain

British Advantage Invention of radar Allowed British Royal Air Force to shoot down German planes

Other Areas Controlled by Hitler HungaryRomaniaBulgariaGreeceYugoslavia

Germany Invades the USSR June 1941 Captured 2 million Russian soldiers

Germany Invades the USSR Troops came within 25 miles of Moscow Attacked Leningrad and Stalingrad An early winter forced Germans to halt

Pearl Harbor Japanese attacked on Dec. 7, 1941 Also attacked the Philippines By spring 1942, controlled southeast Asia and the western Pacific

Pearl Harbor

U.S. Enters the War Roosevelt declared war on Japan Germany declared war on the U.S.

The Allies Great Britain, the U.S., Soviet Union Agreed to overlook political differences

Grand Alliance Agreed to fight until Germany, Italy, and Japan surrendered unconditionally