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1 Build Up To War Europe 1920’s- 1930’s
Chapter 16

2 Nationalism and Germany
Treaty of Versailles Treatment of Germany Weimar Republic Adolf Hitler “Mein Kampf” SS and soldiers

3 Stalin and Mussolini Totalitarian Gov’t Communism Fascism Il Duce
5- Year Plans “Great Purge”

4 Imperialism Japan & China Ethiopia Rhineland Spanish Civil War
Manchuria Ethiopia Rhineland Spanish Civil War Franco “Dress Rehearsal” Rome-Berlin Axis

5 In the US Kellog- Briand Pact Isolationism Reciprocal Trade Agreement
Neutrality Acts Election 1940 What FDR really wants 1937 Manchuria

6 WWII Austria and Czechoslovakia Munich Conference
Sudetenland Munich Conference Appeasement Chamberlain and Daladier Winston Churchill Non-Aggression with SU What? Poland (blitzkrieg)

7 WWII The “Phony War” France The SU The West Maginot Line
“Miracle” Dunkirk DeGaulle The SU

8 Holocaust Why the Jews? “Kristallnacht” Jewish “Flight”
The “Final Solution” Targeted Concentration Camps Final Stage

9 America Gets Ready Neutrality The Axis Powers (Tripartite)
Selective Service Act Lend-Lease The “Arsenal for Democracy” Helping the SU? The German “wolf-packs”

10 US Enters the War Atlantic Charter Pearl Harbor US response 12-7-1941
Tojo and Yamamoto US response

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