1. CAUSES OF WORLD WAR II

2. HORRORS OF WWI TREATY OF VERSAILLES GERMAN ECONOMIC PROBLEMS WAR DEBTS

3. HORRORS OF WORLD WAR I

4. TREATY OF VERSAILLES ISSUES TO BE SETTLED ----------------------------------------- TERRITORIAL ADJUSTMENTS REPARATIONS ARMAMENT RESTRICTIONS WAR GUILT LEAGUE OF NATIONS

5. TREATY OF VERSAILLES, EUROPE 1914 1919

6. TREATY OF VERSAILLES, GERMANY

7. TREATY OF VERSAILLES, REPARATIONS

8. TREATY OF VERSAILLES, GERMAN ARMAMENT LIMITATIONS TYPEAMOUNT ALLOWED PLANES0 WARSHIPS6 SOLDIERS100,000 CONSCRIPTIONBANNED

9. TREATY OF VERSAILLES, GERMAN WAR GUILT

10. WAR DEBTS AS A CAUSE OF WORLD WAR II U.S. HAD LOANED ALLIES MONEY DURING WWI AND DEMANDED PAYMENT ALLIES NEEDED TO GET MONEY FROM GERMANY TO PAY THE U.S. GERMANY WAS IMPOVERISHED AS A RESULT OF WWI AND BORROWED MONEY FROM U.S. BANKS TO GIVE TO ALLIES

11. FRENCH TROOPS ENTERING GERMAN RUHR, 1923

12. ITALY GERMANY JAPAN

13. Dictators and Wars The effects of WW I & the Great Depression touched every corner of the world. In some countries, a new kind of brutal dictatorship-the totalitarian state.

14. Dictators and Wars

15. Characteristics of a Totalitarian State Single party dictatorship exerting control over ALL aspects of life Strong charismatic leader often at the head of govt. State control of the economy

16. Characteristics of a Totalitarian State Use of police, spies, and terror to enforce the will of the state Govt. control of the media & use of propaganda to indoctrinate people

17. Characteristics of a Totalitarian State Use of schools & youth groups to spread ideology to kids Strict censorship of artists, intellectuals and political rivals with dissenting opinions.

18. AXIS POWERS

19. FASCISM WOULD BRING DEATH, DESTRUCTION AND TORTURE TO MILLIONS AROUND THE WORLD

20. AXIS POWER: ITALY

23. MUSSOLINI AT THE HEIGHT OF HIS POWER

26. MUSSOLINI AND MISTRESS MURDERED BY THE ITALIAN PEOPLE, 1945

27. AXIS POWER: GERMANY

28. GERMANY, 1933

29. Hitler’s GOAL When Hitler came to power, he vowed that Germany would rise again from the quagmire of reparations and depression that it had floundered in since WW I.

30. WHY WAS HITLER SUCCESSFUL IN TAKING OVER GERMANY?

31. HITLER AS A SOLDIER IN WW1

32. HITLER ADDRESSING AN EARLY NAZI PARTY GATHERING

33. Cover page of German editions of Mein Kampf written in 1924 while Hitler was imprisoned for staging a revolt

34. NAZI PROPAGA NDA DEPICTIN G THE IDEAL GERMAN ARYAN NAZI PROPAGANDA DEPICTING THE IDEAL ARYAN MEMBER OF THE MASTER RACE

35. EXAMPLES OF NAZI ANTISEMITISM FINAL SOLUTION TO THE JEWISH PROBLEM

36. HITLER ELECTED CHANCELLOR OF GERMANY 1933

37. VOLKSWAGEN: A CAR FOR ALMOST EVERY GERMAN FAMILY

38. PAGES FROM MEIN KAMPF

39. AXIS POWER: JAPAN

41. MILITARISTS TOOK OVER JAPANESE GOVERNMENT

43. JAPANESE TROOPS INVADING MANCHURIA, 1931 HITLER CLOSELY WATCHED THE WORLD’S INACTION TO JAPAN’S INVASION

44. CHINESE BABY BURNED AFTER JAPANESE BOMBERS STRIKE SHANGHAI IN 1937