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Threats to World Peace
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Kellogg-Briand Pact Agreement to make war illegal Signed by more than 60 nations First challenged by Japan
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Japanese Aggression Japan takes control of Manchuria (Chinese province) League of Nations does not take actions Japan withdraws from League of Nations
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Japanese Aggression 1937 – Japan captures Beijing 1939 – Japan has control of ¼ of China, including all seaports
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Italy in Ethiopia Benito Mussolini – dictator of Italy Believed expansion would help Italy’s economy 1935: Italy takes over Ethiopia
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Italy in Ethiopia League of Nations takes no action Most countries are occupied w/ their own economic issues Great Britain and U.S. are afraid to bring about another world war.
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Spanish Civil War Second Spanish Republic – Freedom of religion, separation of church and state
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Spanish Civil War – Education controlled by gov’t – Gov’t took land from the Catholic Church and gave it to the peasants
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Spanish Civil War Falange – fascist party – Led by Francisco Franco
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Spanish Civil War Nationalists (supporters of the Falange) controlled northern Spain Loyalists (supporters of the republic) controlled southern Spain)
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Spanish Civil War Falange received lots of assistance from Germany and Italy (saw as a threat to France and Great Britain) International Brigades – antifascist volunteers (US, GB, France, USSR)
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Spanish Civil War 1939 – Nationalists defeat the Loyalists Franco makes Spain’s gov’t look like Italy’s
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New Spanish Gov’t Ended all free elections and civil rights Army, landowners, and Catholic Church all held political positions
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