Chapter 23 Coming of War

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Chapter 23 Coming of War. German Aggression 1936-1941. Chapter 23 The Coming of War. Japanese Aggression, December 1941 – June 1942.

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Chapter 23 Coming of War

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Chapter 23 Coming of War
German Aggression 1936-1941 Chapter 23 The Coming of War Japanese Aggression, December 1941 – June 1942

The Coming of War

Violations of Neutrality. Great Britain and France did not want the US helping the other side.British ships search US ships and often took sailors.Impressment- practice of forcing people to serve in the army or navy.. Embargo Act. Embargo- banning of trade1807 Congress passed the Embargo Act

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Chapter 23 – World War II Erupts

Chapter 23 – World War II Erupts. Section Notes. Video. World War II Erupts. The Rise of Dictators Europe Erupts in War The United States Enters the War Mobilizing for War. Maps. German Aggression, 1938–1941 Pearl Harbor. History Close-up. Blitzkrieg Attack on Pearl Harbor.

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Chapter 23 World War II Erupts

The Rise of Dictators. The Main IdeaThe shattering effects of World War I helped set the stage for a new, aggressive type of leader in Europe and Asia.Reading FocusHow did the aftermath of World War I contribute to political problems in Europe? How did the problems facing Europe in the postwar

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The Coming of War

The Coming of War. International and Domestic Events Prepare the New Nation for War. The Rise of Tecumseh. American settlers moving into Northwest territory British and Native Americans were there Much of the land was gained in the Treaty of Greenville

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Chapter 23: War and Revolution

Chapter 23: War and Revolution. I. The Road to World War I. A. Nationalism i. French fervor over Alsace-Lorraine lingers from Franco- Prussian War. i i. Pan- Slavism: Slav Culture should unite into an empire, Serbia is the agitator and Austria- Hungary is alarmed, Russia’s role is in question

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Coming of the Civil War

Coming of the Civil War. The Extension of Slavery. Westward Expansion strengthened the nation. It also caused problems. The most serious problem was the extension of slavery. Slave and Free States.

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The Coming of War

The Coming of War. Dictators and Wars Chapter 16 Section 1. Dictators and War. Effects of WWI and The Great Depression touched almost the entire world. In some countries it led to the rise of a new kind of brutal dictatorships – the Totalitarian State. A Bitter Peace Unravels.

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The Coming of War

The Coming of War. From Isolation to Involvement. From isolation to involvement . Britain and France appeased Germany, President FDR condemned aggression but did nothing to stop it. Roosevelt oppose aggression .

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The Coming of Civil War

The Coming of Civil War. Why did the election of Abraham Lincoln spark the secession of the Southern states?. Are they just being over-dramatic?.

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The Coming War

The Coming War. Web of alliances Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy France, Great Britain, Russia Imperial ambitions Nationalism Balkans Militarism. Perils of Neutrality. Wilson urges Americans to be neutral “in thought as well as action” Whose side are we on?

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Chapter 23 World War II ERUPTS

Chapter 23 World War II ERUPTS. The Rise of Dictators (23.1). The Main Idea The shattering effects of World War I helped set the stage for a new, aggressive type of leader in Europe and Asia. Reading Focus How did the aftermath of World War I contribute to political problems in Europe?

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Coming of the Civil War

Coming of the Civil War. Unit 6 Chapters 15-16. Compromise of 1850 / Election of 1852 Pages 492-504. Compromise of 1850 Clay-Webster vs. Calhoun Conditions Issues / Impacts Election of 1852 Candidates / Platforms Pierce’s Administration Ostend Manifesto.

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Chapter 10 The Coming of War 1931 - 1942

Chapter 10 The Coming of War 1931 - 1942. Section Titles Dictators and War From Isolation to Involvement America Enters the War. Chapter 10 Section 1 Dictators and War. NEW TERMS: TOTALITARIANISM JOSEPH STALIN BENITO MUSSOLINI ADOLF HITLER ANTI-SEMITIC SPANISH CIVIL WAR APPEASEMENT

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War and Revolution CHAPTER 23

War and Revolution CHAPTER 23. On June 28, 1914, the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, Archduke Francis Ferdinand, was assassinated in the Bosnian city of Sarajevo. One of the conspirators described the scene:

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The Coming of War

The Coming of War. Sectional strife and Politics. Balance of Free and Slave States (1821). Missouri Compromise • Missouri was admitted to the union as a slave state, and Maine was admitted as a free state. Maine (1820). Missouri (1821). Original 13 States. Free States. Slave States.

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The Coming of War

The Coming of War. Section 3 – America Enters the War. M.I. After trying to remain neutral, the bombing of Pearl Harbor brought the US into the war. No more debate. FDR Supports England. The reasons that Japan bomb us go back several years. The Neutrality Act of 1939.

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Chapter 11 The Coming of the Civil War

Chapter 11 The Coming of the Civil War. Harriet Beecher Stowe. Stowe wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin. Southerners view of slavery was the plantation was like a large and happy family. Population. North South 21.5 million 9 million.

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Secession and the coming of war

Secession and the coming of war. Ch. 10 Sec. 4. Essential Question. America Divided What events led the South to secede from the Union?. Election of 1860. Republicans choose Abraham Lincoln Platform: 1. Non-Extension of slavery 2. Protective tariff for Northern manufacturers.

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The Coming of the War

The Coming of the War. North or South?. North or South?. New Lands after Polk and the Mexican War…. By 1850, what problems were Americans facing? Solutions?. Compromise of 1850. Presidents: Taylor and Fillmore 1) California is free

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Chapter 23 World War II Erupts

Chapter 23 World War II Erupts. The Big Picture: The Treaty of Versailles ending World War I created an uneasy peace. Germany, Italy, and Japan fell under the sway of leaders promising order and glory. By the end of the 1930s, their aggression would plunge the world once more into war.

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