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Title: The Leadup to WWII


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The Lead-up to WWII
Outcome 9.1 You will know the international
background leading up to World War II
2
Some factors leading to WWII(Outcome 9.1)
  • Problems with Treaty of Versailles
  • Rise of Nationalism, esp. in Germany
  • Militarism and expansionism (Japan, Germany,
    Italy)
  • Rise of Totalitarian governments
  • Fascist regimes (Germany, Italy)
  • Imperialism (Japan, Italy)

3
Back to the end of WWI 1919 Remember the Treaty
of Versailles?
  • Treaty was forced onto Germany
  • They had to admit blame for starting the war
  • They had to pay to other European countries
    (reparations)
  • They lost territory
  • They could only have a limited military

4
How did this make Germans feel?
  • Angry?
  • Like it was unfair?
  • Humiliated?
  • Vengeful?
  • Probably all these feelings and more.

Hitler works this to his advantage
5
The World in the inter-war years(1919 -
mid 1930s)
  • Rise of Nationalism
  • Rise of Militarism
  • Rise of Totalitarianism
  • Rise of Fascism
  • also...
  • The Great Depression affected economies all over
    the world. This caused unrest people not happy
    with their governments

6
Nationalism
  • After the WWI, new leaders come to power in many
    countries driven by the ideas of making their
    nations great and powerful.

7
Militarism
  • The buildup of a nations military. Usually
    precedes war or expansionism.

8
Military Expansion before WWII
9
Military Expansion before WWII
10
Military Expansion before WWII
11
German Expansion by 1942
12
Totalitarianism
  • A form of government in which the government has
    total control over its citizens.
  • Usually has a strong dictator
  • People have no (or few) rights and freedoms

13
Types of Totalitarianism
Fascism
Communism
No private property Govt owns everything.
Nazism
14
Is an empire is also totalitarian?
15
Fascism
  • A kind of totalitarianism
  • strong dictator military
  • Strong nationalism The glory of the nation
    more important that individual freedoms and
    rights
  • Business is controlled but not owned by the
    government (unlike Communism)
  • Hitlers Germany and Mussolinis Italy were
    fascist.

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Some factors leading to WWII(Outcome 9.1)
  • Problems with Treaty of Versailles
  • Rise of Nationalism, esp. in Germany
  • Militarism and expansionism (Japan, Germany,
    Italy)
  • Rise of Totalitarian governments
  • Fascist regimes (Germany, Italy)
  • Imperialism (Japan, Italy)
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