 War’s Human Cost  20 million troops killed  Millions of civilians killed  21 million refugees.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Aftermath of War Lecture 44. Casualties of WW2 Military Dead Military Wounded Civilian Dead Total Casualties Allies BRITAIN264,000277,00093,000634,000.
Advertisements

THE END OF WORLD WAR II OK, NOW WHAT!. Objectives Describe the issues faced by the Allies after World War II ended. Summarize the organization of the.
{ Effects of World War II. Rise of the USSR The Soviet Union was at first devastated by the war. They had over 20 million casualties and economically.
Rebuilding Europe and Japan Following its defeat, Japan was occupied by American forces. It soon adopted a democratic form of government Resumed self government.
U.S. History II The Postwar World SOL 7a, 7b, 7c, and 7d Prepared by Judy Self.
June 4, 2014 RAW Why did Japan surrender? AIM 70 AIM 70 How did the U.S. attempt to stop the spread of communism? How did the U.S. attempt to stop the.
Chapter 15. JFK, Stalin, Truman Post World War Tensions Cold War- era of high tension and bitter rivalry between US and USSR Iron Curtain- belief that.
The Cold War Spring The Cold War Was called “Cold War” in reference to the chilly relationship between the US and the USSR. “Cold War” as opposed.
1 The Effects of WWII & The Rise of Two Super Powers 7 th Grade Social Studies Harold E. Winkler Middle School.
The Legacy of the War World War II ( ) Chapter 27, Section 5.
Section 5 Searching For Peace. Making A Peace European leaders meet in Paris to create a peace treaty Europeans hoped President Wilson could lead peace.
Objectives Describe the issues faced by the Allies after World War II ended. Summarize the organization of the United Nations. Analyze how new conflicts.
Europe and Japan in Ruins After World War II Unit 7, SSWH 18 d.
 The United Nations is basically group of people who are trying to keep world peace.  This organization tries to keep the cooperation between the international.
Section 4: The Home Front Section 5: The Legacy of the War.
Post World War II. Much of Europe was in ruins following W. W. II Soviet forces occupied most of Eastern and Central Europe and the eastern portion of.
End of WWII and Formation of Post War World 55 million ppl killed (USSR lost 22 million) Holocaust—largest state- sponsored genocide in history Huge change.
COLD WAR United States vs. Soviet Union. International Effects of WWII Soviet forces occupied Eastern and Central Europe Partition of Germany into East.
31.5 From World War To Cold War. The Cost of War As the Allies celebrated victory, the costs of war began to become clear The war killed as many as 75,000,000.
Click to begin. CorrectWrongHome China 100 China II JapanPeacePotpourri
Post War America and the Korean War Thursday/Friday 4/ Vocab: 1. GI Bill 2. Baby Boom 3. World Bank 4. United Nations 5. IMF Guiding Questions 1.
World War II Part IV The Legacy of the War.  WWII the most destructive war in history.  60 million people killed.  50 million more people became refugees.
Europe & Japan in Ruins A.Peace Conferences B.Europe in Ruins C.Japan in Ruins D.Costs of the War.
International Response to War and Genocide. How did the World respond to the Horrors of WW2? 1. War Crime Trials In Nuremberg, Germany –Many high-ranking.
FDR. Harry Truman Dwight D Eisenhower John F. Kennedy.
LEGACY OF WWII. END OF THE WAR  War in Europe ends May 8, 1945  War in the Pacific ends September 2, 1945.
Nuremberg Trials Nuremburg Trials Video The German War Crimes trials that were held in Nuremburg, Germany This was a former rallying point for the.
TEKS 8C: Calculate percent composition and empirical and molecular formulas. Aftermath of World War II.
 1 st meeting  February, 1945  Allies near victory in Europe  “The Big Three” FDR, Churchill and Stalin  Stalin wanted harsh repercussions  Compromises.
1 The Effects of WWII & The Rise of Two Super Powers 7 th Grade Social Studies Harold E. Winkler Middle School.
Cold War Test Review …as opposed to a hot war. Question 1 The goal of the Berlin Blockade was to…
The Effects of WWII & The Rise of Two Super Powers
WWII + the Cold War.
Learning Goal- Post WWII World
Aftermath of World War II
Aftermath of World War II
Beginning of the Cold War
Europe and North America
Aftermath United Nations Alliances Break
Legacy of WWII Periods 2 and 3: Please take out your Tic-Tac-Toe assignments if you have not turned them in. Title your notes: Legacy of WWII. Periods.
WWII Aftermath.
The Legacy of World War II
World War II ( ) Chapter 27, Section 5
From Allies to Arch Enemies
Ending WWII Atomic Bomb and Legacy.
Healing the Wounds Of War
Effects of WWII.
The Early Cold War and America after WWII Mrs. Sinacore, 2015
The End of WW II And its Toll.
Chapter 32.5 “The Devastation of Europe and Japan”
The End of WWII.
Get out stuff for notes Post WWII
The Legacy of the War.
Domestic Results of the Cold War
The issues that still needed to be dealt with
Aftermath of World War II
To learn about and assess the impact of WWII on America and the world
Aftermath of the War 17-3.
AfterMATH OF wwii. AfterMATH OF wwii American Reaction Many Americans came to fear “peace” as they thought that the economic progress would end American.
Life in the 1950’s.
Aftermath of World War II
Post War United Nations U.N. Agencies Europe Divided Wild Card
Effects of WWII.
WORLD WAR II THE LEGACY OF THE WAR.
Aftermath of World War II
The end of wwii.
Stage 6: Legacy and Justice
Consequences of WWII.
Aftermath of World War II
Wartime Diplomacy The Big Three.
Presentation transcript:

 War’s Human Cost  20 million troops killed  Millions of civilians killed  21 million refugees

 Economic Winners and Losers  Many countries in ruins – the US came out on top  Marshall Plan – US gave $13 billion to rebuild Europe

 Changes in American Society  Millions of soldiers came home – baby boom  GI Bill – economic and educational assistance for troops  Housing demand up

 Nuremburg Trials  Nazi leaders tried with war crimes  197 tried and convicted (13 executed)

 Creation of UN  Replace League of Nations as international peace keeping organization

 International Tensions  Creation of Israel  Origins of the Cold War