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German Blitzkrieg Mr. Doherty / Mrs. T

SCR PG 3

What are some countries Hitler has already taken over? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm……??????

Where to Next For Hitler?

If Germany takes Poland, who might feel threatened?

Nazi – Soviet Pact  Agreement between Hitler & Stalin  They will not attack each other  Divide Poland between them

German Blitzkrieg  Sep Germany invades Poland using blitzkrieg tactics.  Blitzkrieg – lightning quick warfare (surprise attacks, rapid advances into enemy territory, and massive air attacks that struck and shocked the enemy.)

Global Conflict  Britain & France declare war on Germany.  World War II officially begins when Hitler invades Poland

Axis Powers Allied Powers  Germany  Italy  Japan  Britain  France  Soviet Union  United States  China

“Arsenal of Democracy”  1939, Militarism- U.S. builds up military  1940 “Cash-and-Carry” – U.S. could sell arms to allies if they: 1. Paid cash 2. Carry them away in their own ships.  1941 “Lend-Lease Act” - The us would sell or lend airplanes, tanks, guns and ammunition to any nation fighting the Germans

Cash and Carry

U.S. Helps the Allies (During Neutrality)