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1 Road to War

2 Treaty of Versailles Give up land in Pacific/ from Russia
Take full responsibility for war De-militarize Rhineland No alliance w/ Austria Reduce military to 100,000 Pay reparations League of Nations created

3 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations?

4 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1931 – 1933 Japan Japan conquered Manchuria 1937 1935 – 1936 Italy

5 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1931 – 1933 Japan Japan conquered Manchuria Kellogg-Briand pact (no war unless attacked) 1937 1935 – 1936 Italy

6 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1931 – 1933 Japan Japan conquered Manchuria Kellogg-Briand pact (no war unless attacked) Condemned attack; Japan withdrew from League 1937 1935 – 1936 Italy

7 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1931 – 1933 Japan Japan conquered Manchuria Kellogg-Briand pact (no war unless attacked) Condemned attack; Japan withdrew from League 1937 Invaded China – attacked 2 major cities; killed and raped thousands of civilians (Rape of Nanjing) 1935 – 1936 Italy

8 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1931 – 1933 Japan Japan conquered Manchuria Kellogg-Briand pact (no war unless attacked) Condemned attack; Japan withdrew from League 1937 Invaded China – attacked 2 major cities; killed and raped thousands of civilians (Rape of Nanjing) Kellogg Briand pact 1935 – 1936 Italy

9 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1931 – 1933 Japan Japan conquered Manchuria Kellogg-Briand pact (no war unless attacked) Condemned attack; Japan withdrew from League 1937 Invaded China – attacked 2 major cities; killed and raped thousands of civilians (Rape of Nanjing) Kellogg Briand pact China asked League for help; League did nothing b/c in middle of Depression 1935 – 1936 Italy

10 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1931 – 1933 Japan Japan conquered Manchuria Kellogg-Briand pact (no war unless attacked) Condemned attack; Japan withdrew from League 1937 Invaded China – attacked 2 major cities; killed and raped thousands of civilians (Rape of Nanjing) Kellogg Briand pact China asked League for help; League did nothing b/c in middle of Depression 1935 – 1936 Italy Conquered Ethiopia

11 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1931 – 1933 Japan Japan conquered Manchuria Kellogg-Briand pact (no war unless attacked) Condemned attack; Japan withdrew from League 1937 Invaded China – attacked 2 major cities; killed and raped thousands of civilians (Rape of Nanjing) Kellogg Briand pact China asked League for help; League did nothing b/c in middle of Depression 1935 – 1936 Italy Conquered Ethiopia

12 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1931 – 1933 Japan Japan conquered Manchuria Kellogg-Briand pact (no war unless attacked) Condemned attack; Japan withdrew from League 1937 Invaded China – attacked 2 major cities; killed and raped thousands of civilians (Rape of Nanjing) Kellogg Briand pact China asked League for help; League did nothing b/c in middle of Depression 1935 – 1936 Italy Conquered Ethiopia Opposed; did nothing

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14 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1933 Germany Withdrew from League of Nations 1935 1936 1938

15 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1933 Germany Withdrew from League of Nations Nothing 1935 1936 1938

16 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1933 Germany Withdrew from League of Nations Nothing 1935 Brought back universal military service 1936 1938

17 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1933 Germany Withdrew from League of Nations Nothing 1935 Brought back universal military service Army limited to 100,000 1936 1938

18 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1933 Germany Withdrew from League of Nations Nothing 1935 Brought back universal military service Army limited to 100,000 1936 1938

19 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1933 Germany Withdrew from League of Nations Nothing 1935 Brought back universal military service Army limited to 100,000 1936 Hitler’s troops entered Rhineland 1938

20 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1933 Germany Withdrew from League of Nations Nothing 1935 Brought back universal military service Army limited to 100,000 1936 Hitler’s troops entered Rhineland Rhineland demilitarized 1938

21 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1933 Germany Withdrew from League of Nations Nothing 1935 Brought back universal military service Army limited to 100,000 1936 Hitler’s troops entered Rhineland Rhineland demilitarized 1938

22 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1933 Germany Withdrew from League of Nations Nothing 1935 Brought back universal military service Army limited to 100,000 1936 Hitler’s troops entered Rhineland Rhineland demilitarized 1938 Formed anschluss (union) with Austria – justified as trying to get all Germans into single homeland

23 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1933 Germany Withdrew from League of Nations Nothing 1935 Brought back universal military service Army limited to 100,000 1936 Hitler’s troops entered Rhineland Rhineland demilitarized 1938 Formed anschluss (union) with Austria – justified as trying to get all Germans into single homeland No union with Austria

24 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1933 Germany Withdrew from League of Nations Nothing 1935 Brought back universal military service Army limited to 100,000 1936 Hitler’s troops entered Rhineland Rhineland demilitarized 1938 Formed anschluss (union) with Austria – justified as trying to get all Germans into single homeland No union with Austria

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26 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1938 Germany Wanted to gain the Sudentenland (part of Czechoslovakia) b/c many Germans living there 1939

27 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1938 Germany Wanted to gain the Sudentenland (part of Czechoslovakia) b/c many Germans living there Land taken from Germany 1939

28 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1938 Germany Wanted to gain the Sudentenland (part of Czechoslovakia) b/c many Germans living there Land taken from Germany Munich Conference – decided on appeasement / give Hitler Sudentenland if promised not to invade Czech. 1939

29 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1938 Germany Wanted to gain the Sudentenland (part of Czechoslovakia) b/c many Germans living there Land taken from Germany Munich Conference – decided on appeasement / give Hitler Sudentenland if promised not to invade Czech. - 6 months later invaded Czech. / response was appeasement 1939

30 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1938 Germany Wanted to gain the Sudentenland (part of Czechoslovakia) b/c many Germans living there Land taken from Germany Munich Conference – decided on appeasement / give Hitler Sudentenland if promised not to invade Czech. - 6 months later invaded Czech. / response was appeasement 1939 Signed non-aggression treaty with Russia ; secretly agreed to divide Poland

31 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1938 Germany Wanted to gain the Sudentenland (part of Czechoslovakia) b/c many Germans living there Land taken from Germany Munich Conference – decided on appeasement / give Hitler Sudentenland if promised not to invade Czech. - 6 months later invaded Czech. / response was appeasement 1939 Signed non-aggression treaty with Russia ; secretly agreed to divide Poland

32 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1938 Germany Wanted to gain the Sudentenland (part of Czechoslovakia) b/c many Germans living there Land taken from Germany Munich Conference – decided on appeasement / give Hitler Sudentenland if promised not to invade Czech. - 6 months later invaded Czech. / response was appeasement 1939 Signed non-aggression treaty with Russia ; secretly agreed to divide Poland Britain & France said if attack Poland, will respond with war

33 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1938 Germany Wanted to gain the Sudentenland (part of Czechoslovakia) b/c many Germans living there Land taken from Germany Munich Conference – decided on appeasement / give Hitler Sudentenland if promised not to invade Czech. - 6 months later invaded Czech. / response was appeasement 1939 Signed non-aggression treaty with Russia ; secretly agreed to divide Poland Britain & France said if attack Poland, will respond with war Attacked Poland

34 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1938 Germany Wanted to gain the Sudentenland (part of Czechoslovakia) b/c many Germans living there Land taken from Germany Munich Conference – decided on appeasement / give Hitler Sudentenland if promised not to invade Czech. - 6 months later invaded Czech. / response was appeasement 1939 Signed non-aggression treaty with Russia ; secretly agreed to divide Poland Britain & France said if attack Poland, will respond with war Attacked Poland

35 Road to War Date Country Action Violation?
Reaction from League of Nations? 1938 Germany Wanted to gain the Sudentenland (part of Czechoslovakia) b/c many Germans living there Land taken from Germany Munich Conference – decided on appeasement / give Hitler Sudentenland if promised not to invade Czech. - 6 months later invaded Czech. / response was appeasement 1939 Signed non-aggression treaty with Russia ; secretly agreed to divide Poland Britain & France said if attack Poland, will respond with war Attacked Poland Declared war / WWII began

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