WWII Leaders. Great Britain – Neville Chamberlain Allied Powers British Prime Minister 1937-40 “Architect” of Appeasement Accepted Hitler’s claim to the.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

WWII in a nut shell. Economic and political Causes: WW II Aggression by Germany, Italy, Japan Nationalism Failures of Treaty of Versailles Weakness of.

Advertisements

Winston Churchill - Britain

IMPORTANT LEADERS OF WORLD WAR II

Pre WWII Europe The Pacific WWII Leaders (1 st and.

Junior History Ch 14 Review Answers Beginning of WW II.

World War II: Part One Describe Germany’s aggression in Europe and Japanese aggression in Asia. Identify Roosevelt, Stalin, Churchill, Hirohito, Truman,

Whiteboard Moment! 1. Review the main causes of WWII. 2. Answer: Which cause was the most important into leading the world into WWII? Explain.

How did Hitler’s expansionist policies lead to WWII in Europe?

Pre-War Foreign Policy -we focused on domestic issues -extreme anti-war feelings “Merchants of Death” _________________ Policy Roosevelt had with Latin.

WORLD WAR II Who? When? Where?. AXIS NATIONS GermanyJapanItaly Hitler Mussolini World War II Enemy Nations Hirohito.

The Good War WWII Leaders  He was the Fascist Dictator of Italy.

Dictators and Leaders Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy AppeasementBattlesAfter the War Genocides Jeopardy.

Introduction to WWII US History McIntyre. 2 Quick Facts (write 2-3) A. War Costs 1.US Debt $9 billion US Debt $98 billion The war cost $330.

Quickwrite Please take out your WWII study guide. Do you have any questions? In class this week...\..\..\Weekl y Schedules\Christi e Classes Week of 3-28.doc..\..\..\Weekl.

The Versailles Treaty A Weak League of Nations.

Introduction to WWII. Quick Facts 2 A. War Costs 1.US Debt $9 billion US Debt $98 billion The war cost $330 billion times the cost.

WWII Origins. Europe After WWI Germany Germany was left weak, humiliated & economically devastated Political turmoil led to a weak gov’t > Weimar Republic.

Leaders in WWII Instructions: Fill in your table based on this PowerPoint.

WORLD WAR II. CAUSES OF THE WAR EUROPE: – Harsh treatment of Germany after WWI –New alliances (fascist countries) –Hitler’s unification with Austria –Signing.

The Versailles Treaty Land Reparations War Guilt League of Nations Military Restrictions The Versailles Treaty.

·. War in Europe · 1936 – German troops move into the Rhineland, bordering France and Belgium.

World War II Leaders Review Game. The SNAKE GAME:   Have students take out a piece of paper and write on the top, “DO NOT MOVE THIS PAPER”   Put aside.

World War II Participants. I. Axis Powers A. Germany B. Italy C. Japan.

America watches the World go to War (again) Looking at what lead the United States into World War II.

World War II Introduction. LONG TERM CAUSES LEADING UP TO WORLD WAR II (WWII) 1. Treaty of Versailles Germans were forced to: 0 pay reparations 0 Redraw.

World War II Causes R - Remilitarization A - Appeasement I – Invasion of Poland L – League of Nations.

Please draw this on the input side of INB. WW2 Aggression VS Appeasement Prepare for WAR!

The end of a 20 year truce!.  Aggression by the totalitarian powers  Nationalism  Failures of the Treaty of Versailles  Weakness of the League of.

World War II Studies KEY TERMS AND PEOPLE. Appeasement British and French Policy Allowing Hitler to Annex Territories in Europe.

WWII Flashcards Created for student review TEST MARCH 9th! TH!

Hi. I’m Franklin D. Roosevelt

Jeopardy Vocabulary Battles People Groups Events Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy.

Aggressive Nations Begin Their Assault. Changes in Japan 1920’s Japan Treaty signed with China Signed Kellogg-Briand Pact Parliamentary problems P.M.

Jeopardy! Path to War Western Front Eastern Front The Pacific Allied Victory Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final.

What were the primary causes of World War II?.

World War II Introduction.

EUROPEAN THEATER Allied Powers Britain- Winston Churchill France- Charles de Gaulle Soviet Union- Josef Stalin United States- FDR Axis Power.

Warm-up Place the following Early Republic events in chronological order: Place the following Early Republic events in chronological order: –French Revolution.

Introduction of World War II By: Greg Perry. 2 Quick Facts about the war: A. War Costs 1.US Debt $9 billion US Debt $98 billion The war.

WWII Study Guide Key Terms and Ideas to review for your test.

WORLD WAR TWO (WWII)‏ Who were the 2 sides in WWII? Countries Leaders.

The Coming of War Chapter 14 Vocabulary. Totalitarianism  Theory of government in which a single party or leader controls the economic, social, and cultural.

Allied Leaders WWII. Directions: 0 Allied Leaders of WWII - Foldable 0 Step 6: Title – Allied leaders of WWII (small one inch fold) 0 Step 7: On the other.

The Good War WWII.

World War II Flags Leaders Significant Events Maps

US History Goal

A short overview of the war

Chapter 24.2 and. 4 Notes.

Chapter 26: World War II, 1939–1945 The German and Japanese occupations of neighboring countries led to a brutal war that took millions of lives. Both.

World History Causes of WWII.

Origins of World War II Could World War II have been prevented?

Aggressive Steps Towards World War II

Aggressive Steps Towards World War II

SS5H6d WWII Leaders © 2014 Brain Wrinkles.

Introduction into World War II

What were the primary causes of World War II?.

Allied Leaders WWII.

IMPORTANT LEADERS OF WORLD WAR II

WWII: The Road to War.

What were the primary causes of World War II?.

WWII Part 1 Quiz.

What were the primary causes of World War II?.

What were the primary causes of World War II?.

Unit 5 American History II

What were the primary causes of World War II?.

Objective Elaborate on the causes of World War II and the reasons for the United States’ entry into the war.

Presentation transcript:

WWII Leaders

Great Britain – Neville Chamberlain Allied Powers British Prime Minister “Architect” of Appeasement Accepted Hitler’s claim to the Sudentenland (Czech) in Munich Pact Honored pledge to defend Poland and entered WWII. “Peace for our time.”

Great Britain – Winston Churchill Allied Powers British PM May Predicted appeasement would lead to war Rallied British citizens in Battle of Britain Member of “Big Three” “We shall never surrender!”

France – Charles DeGaulle Allied Powers Leader of the “Free French” Worked to liberate France from Axis control Created the Provisional Government of the French Republic Le General or "le Grand Charles"

U.S. - Franklin D. Roosevelt Allied Powers U.S. President America=Isolationist but he sympathized with Britain March 1941:Lend-Lease Act Aug 1941: Atlantic Charter Dec 1941: Pearl Harbor= “Day of Infamy” Member of “Big Three” “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.”

U.S.S.R.- Stalin Axis/Allied Powers Soviet Premier: Nazi-Soviet Non- Aggression Pact Joins Allies after German invasion of USSR Member of “Big Three”

Germany - Hitler Axis Powers German Fuhrer: Violates treaty Aggression leads to outbreak of WWII Aims to conquer/world domination Holocaust

Italy - Mussolini Axis Powers Il Duce: Rebuilds “Roman Empire” Waits to enter WWII until June 1940 Italian army weak and ineffective Sept 1943: Italian surrender to Allies

Japan – Emperor Hirohito Axis Powers Emperor of Japan: Seen as a living god His role in WWII unclear: Pawn of the Japanese militarists OR Informed participant on the expansionist policies?