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A World in Flames 1931-1941

A World in Flames 1931-1941. Section 1: America and the World The Rise of Dictators Mussolini and Fascism in Italy Stalin Takes Over the USSR Hitler and Nazism in Germany Militarists Gain Control of Japan America Turns to Neutrality The Nye Committee Legislating Neutrality

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A World in Flames 1931-1941

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  1. A World in Flames 1931-1941 Section 1: America and the World The Rise of Dictators Mussolini and Fascism in Italy Stalin Takes Over the USSR Hitler and Nazism in Germany Militarists Gain Control of Japan America Turns to Neutrality The Nye Committee Legislating Neutrality Neutrality Act of 1935 Anti-Comintern Pact Axis Powers Roosevelt and Internationalism

  2. Section 2: WWII Begins “Peace in Our Time” The Austrian Anschluss The Munich Crisis and Appeasement Danzig and the Polish Corridor The Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact The War Begins Blitzkrieg in Poland The Fall of France sitzkrieg Maginot Line The Miracle at Dunkirk Britain Remains Defiant Winston Churchill Battle of Britain

  3. Section 3: The Holocaust Nazi Persecution of the Jews Nazi Ideology The Nuremberg Laws Kristallnacht Jewish Refugees Try to Flee Anne Frank The Final Solution Wannsee Conference concentration camps extermination camps Section 4: America Enters the War FDR Supports England The Neutrality Act of 1939 Destroyers-for-Bases Deal Isolationist Debate The Range of Opinion

  4. The Election of 1940 Wendell Willkie Edging Toward War The Lend-Lease Act The Hemispheric Defense Zone The Atlantic Charter Japan Attacks the United States America Embargoes Japan strategic materials Japan Attacks Pearl Harbor Germany Declares War

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