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Schedule Tomorrow – 831-838 Clickazzzzzzzzzz ! stop at “FDR shatters” Thursday – 839-845
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FDR Foreign Policy – The Bad PULLS OUT OF LONDON CONFERENCE (’33) shows – impact 1 – Impact 2 – PHILIPPINES – further evidence of –
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FDR Foreign Policy – The Good SOVIET UNION – “GOOD NEIGHBOR POLICY” – revoked - result – Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act (Hull) -
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1.) Hitler did not invade___________ in the reading. A. The Soviet Union B. Austria C. Poland D. France
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2.) Hitler signed a non-aggression pact with ________ in the reading. A. The Soviet Union B. Austria C. Poland D. France
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3.) We made a deal to give Britain 50 __________. A. military bases B. bombers C. destroyers D. infantry brigade E. Sherman tanks
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4.) By 1940, the United States had made an alliance with A. The Axis B. The Allies C. neither
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5.) ________ was in both Uncle Sam cartoons. A. fire B. storm clouds C. Ice D. water E. rats
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Treaty of Versailles Sows The Seeds
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Key Terms communism - fascism – Nazism - totalitarianism – appeasement Blitzkrieg
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The Bad Guys Stalin ( ) 1924 – Mussolini ( ) 1922 – Hitler ( ) 1933 – Hirohito & Militarists ( ) 1924 -
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Stalin in the Soviet Union
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Mussolini in Italy
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Hitler in Germany
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Hirohito & Militarists in Japan
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Tomorrow Read 839-845 for Friday Complete Timeline Assignment 20 HW Points Complete Map Assignment 20 HW Points DON’T FORGET! – AP PARTY - FRI
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Pair Share - Appeasement 1931 Japan invades Manchuria. 1933 Hitler becomes Chancellor of Germany Japan leaves League of Nations Germany leaves the World Disarmament Conference and the League of Nations. 1935 Hitler announces conscription/rearmament. Italy invades Abyssinia League of Nations applies economic sanctions against Italy.
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1936 Germany reoccupies the Rhineland. Spanish Civil War begins. Rome-Berlin Axis 1937 Japan attacks China 1938 Anchluss Four-Power Munich Conference. 1939 Germany occupies remainder of Czechoslovakia. Nazi-Soviet Pact September 1st - Germany invades Poland. 3rd - Britain and France declare war on Germany.
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The Atlantic Charter (1941) FDR meets with Winston Churchill Set Principles for the War 1.) Allies would not gain colonies from the war 2.) recognize “self-determination” after the war 3.) set up a new League of Nations after the War (becomes The ________ _____)
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June 1941 – Hitler breaks The Nazi- Soviet Pact & invades USSR Lend-Lease extended to USSR Why would we support Stalin? “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” 2 front war helps -
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The Atlantic Charter (1941) FDR meets with Winston Churchill Set Principles for the War 1.) Allies would not gain colonies from the war 2.) recognize “self-determination” after the war 3.) set up a new League of Nations after the War (becomes The ________ _____)
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Why did Japan attack us? Japan needed U.S. ______ & ______ We kept giving it to them until 1940! Finally cut them off completely in ’41 Negotiate, but Japan refuses to give up China By the end of Nov. ’41 we know they planned to attack because we had -
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Then Why Didn’t We Stop It? FDR thought Japan would attack our colonies in SE Asia (The Philippines) Why did Japan choose Pearl Harbor? Their goal – The FDR conspiracy theory – December 7 th, 1941 declare war the next day The Tripartite Act results in -
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Blitzkrieg in Europe
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America’s Gonna Fight! total unity thanks to - “Germany First” – Executive Order 9066 - 110,000 2/3 were “Nisei” – we were wrong - Korematsu v. US (1944) - 1988 –
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Japanese Internment
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Mobilizing $100 billion in ’42 alone War Production Board ends – sets goals - imposes – War Labor Board imposed wage ceilings United Mine Workers (John L. Lewis) – Anti-Strike Act (’43) – Women (6 million) – braceros -
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America Mobilized
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The War changes America Migrations (854) “sun-belt” defense contracts – Great Migration – mechanical cotton picker(‘44) A. Philip Randolph threatened (’41) – FDR responded with FEPC – Native Americans moved – zoot suit riots (’43) -
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“War is the Health of the State” New Deal ended – Gross National Product (GNP) doubles corporate profits & workers wages up “warfare welfare state” – war costs $300 billion national debt X 5
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The War in Europe 42-45
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The War in the Pacific 42-45
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6 Battles to Know Europe Stalingrad (’42) - Normandy (’44) - Battle of the Bulge (’44) - Pacific Midway (’42) - Guadalcanal (’42 - 43) - Okinawa (’45) -
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The Bomb Allies had agreed on “unconditional surrrender”\ controversial because - Potsdam Conference (Big 3) - Manhattan Project - Japan in August of ‘45 - Hiroshima (8 / 6 / 45) - Nagasaki (8 / 9 / 45) – 3 arguments for – 1. 2. 3. 3 arguments against - 1. 2. 3.
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6 Battles to Know
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Douglas MacArthur Bataan death march. Japans High Tide at Midway Coral Sea Midway Island Chester W. Nimitz Truning point
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Early War in the Pacific
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Midway
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Island Hopping Towards Japan
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