Aggressors on the March A.Militarism Rises in Japan B.Dictators Begin to Expand C.Civil War in Spain D.Nations Fail to React E.Munich Conference F.Nazi-Soviet.

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Aggressors on the March A.Militarism Rises in Japan B.Dictators Begin to Expand C.Civil War in Spain D.Nations Fail to React E.Munich Conference F.Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact

CA Content Standards Analyze the rise, aggression, and human costs of totalitarian regimes (Fascist and Communist) in Germany, Italy, and the Soviet Union, noting their common and dissimilar traits Compare the German, Italian, and Japanese drives for empire in the 1930s.

Content and Language Objectives Content Objective- Students will compare the drives for empire of aggressor nations during the 1930s. Language Objective- Students will take notes and answer questions when prompted.

A.Militarism Rises in Japan Great Depression struck & the government was blamed The military will gain control of the government under Gen. Hideki Tojo

CFU Why does the military take control of the government in Japan? 30 second pair share Write it down Select a non-volunteer

B.Dictators Begin to Expand New dictators wanted to solve the problems of their countries by expanding their territory Japan will invade Manchuria in 1931

First challenge to the League of Nations (LON) LON condemns invasion But had no power to enforce any decisions made, so nothing was done to stop Japan Japan invades China in 1937

Italy will invade Ethiopia in 1935

Reaction from the LON Nothing! Mussolini quickly wins full control of Ethiopia

Hitler begins to rebuild his military violating the Treaty of Versailles October 1936 – Hitler & Mussolini create Rome- Berlin Axis Later form an alliance with Japan becoming the AXIS POWERS

CFU Why does the League of Nations fail to intervene/stop the aggressor nations? 30 second pair share Write it down Select a non-volunteer

C.Civil War in Spain 1936 – 1939 Civil War fought in Spain Becomes a testing ground for Hitler & Mussolini Gen. Francisco Franco wins the war & becomes the Fascist dictator of Spain

CFU Why is the Spanish Civil War significant to Hitler and Mussolini? 30 second pair share Write it down Select a non-volunteer

D.Nations Fail to React United States following a policy of isolationism passes 3 Neutrality Acts vowing not to get involved in any way 1936 – Hitler re-militarizes the Rhineland & stops reparation payments

Anschluss – Hitler’s plan to reunite Germany with Austria was put into action in 1938 The League of Nations once again… DID NOTHING

Hitler then turns his attention to the Sudetenland in Czechoslovakia Hitler demands that the Sudetenland be turned over to him The Czechs appeal to France for help

CFU Why did the U.S. follow a policy of isolationism and not stop the aggressor nations? 30 second pair share Write it down Select a non-volunteer

E. Munich Conference France & Britain began to prepare for war over Czechoslovakia Hitler not yet ready to go to war Mussolini sets up a meeting between the nations

Meeting held in Munich in September 1938 Hitler agreed to stop expansion if he got the Sudetenland. F & B appease Hitler and give him the Sudetenland. Later, he will take all of Czechoslovakia

CFU How does Hitler postpone/avoid going to war at this time? 30 second pair share Write it down Select a non-volunteer

F.Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact (1939) Hitler now interested in Poland Problem was USSR Agreement signed in 1939 between Hitler & Stalin to not attack one another in return for dividing Poland Freed Hitler to further his expansion

CFU- Closure How do the aggressor nations rise to power without being stopped? 60 second pair share Write it down Select a non-volunteer