1. NO SOL Challenge today with the Quiz Look over notes for quiz to begin right after the bell rings! BJOTD:

4. What does Adolph Hitler decide to do after he hears about Mussolini attacking Ethiopia?

5. What do the other countries do in response? Appeasement: What was Hitler’s reaction?

8. What was the name of the alliance between Japan and Germany? Who joined a month later? What was the alliance called?

10. How does the USA feel in the 1930s? What kind of policy does the US decide to adopt?

12. What does Hitler announce in 1937? What is the Anschluss? How do the Austrians feel about it? What was the Sudentenland? How do the Czechoslovakians feel about Hitler’s actions?

14. What was the Munich Conference? What decision was made at the Munich Conference? What did Hitler have to promise?

16. 6 months later… Hitler takes over Czechoslovakia demanded the Poles give back the former German port, Dazing. The Poles turn to Britain and France for help, both say they will guarantee Poland’s freedom.

17. What is a nonaggression pact? When was it signed? What does Hitler decide to do as a result?

19. 1. Aggression by totalitarian powers 2. Nationalism 3. The Treaty of Versailles 4. Weakness of the League of Nations 5. Tendencies towards isolationism and pacifism in Europe and the US

20. Art On a piece of blank paper, create a political cartoon that reflects the cause or causes that you feel were the most influential to starting World War II. You must: Address one or more causes of World War II Use symbols, exaggeration, metaphors to explain your point. More pictures than words! On the back, give a 2-3 sentence description explaining WHY you feel this cause was the most influential in starting World War II. Writing On a piece of paper, rank the causes of World War II in order from most influential to least influential in terms of causing the war. In an 8-10 sentence paragraph, using evidence from the notes, explain WHY you put them in this order. Why do you feel that one is more influential than another? If not done in class, must be finished for homework