Bullet Points 16: WW2

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How Germany violate the Treaty of Versialles with Russia

In 1922, the Germans and the Soviet Union signed a secret pact that allowed the German army to conduct maneuvers in Russia in exchange for German help in building up Russian industry and military potential.

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What made the League of Nations weak

The absent of the United States made the League of Nations weak

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What was Lenin’s New Economic Policy

  • Lenin’s New Economic Policy allowed:

    • Peasants to own land and sell their crops

    • Private merchants to trade

    • Private workshops to produce goods and sell them on the free market

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Black Thursday and the effect on Global economy

  • “Black Thursday was the day all stock markets fell.

    • This caused thousands of banks to collapse

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Alexandra Kolbani

  • Alexandra Kollontai was the most outspoken of the Bolsheviks on the subject of women’s rights.

    • She advocated the liberation of women, the replacement of housework by communal kitchens and laundries, and divorce on demand

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Great Depression effect on industrialize nations vs non-industrialized nations

  • Industrialize Nations

    • Unemployment rose

      • Ex. Germany’s unemployment reached 6 million by 1932

    • Colonial Empires were forced to buy products from their Mother Country like Britain & France

    • The Depression gave rise to Nationalists who sought independence from the world economy

    • Radical leaders in Germany and Japan turned their nations into military machines. (Use Hitler)

  • Non-Industrialize Nations

    • Countries that were dependent on their European Empires suffered than any other countries

    • The governments became autocratic and unpopular

    • Southern Africa was the only survivor

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Newly formed small countries in Europe were only safe as long as

The small nations were safe only as long as Germany and Russia lay defeated and prostrate.

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How Turkey became a country? Who led the comparing?

  • Mustafa Kemal led a short but fierce war against the Greeks in 1922.

  • His armies reconquered Anatolia and an area around Constantinople.

    • Hundreds and thousands of Greeks were forced out of their ancestral home in Anatonia

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Developements that occured in the Middle East following WW1

  • Trucks replaced camel caravans, and landless peasants migrated to the swelling cities.

  • The population of the region is estimated to have bounced back by 50 percent between 1914 and 1939

    • Large cities such as Constantinople, Baghdad, and Cairo doubled

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How the Guomindang evolved between 1919-1929

The Guomindanf went from being a Nationalist Party to a dictatorship under Chiang Kai-shek rule who was determine to defeat all warlords

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What the fascial movement exceptl at

  • The Fascist Movement excelled at:

    • Fancy Speeches

    • Spectacular Parades

    • Proclaiming “Il Duce is always right“

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What Mein Kampf is and what Nazis is short for

  • Nazis - National Socialist German Workers’ Part

  • Mein Kampf (My Struggle), in which he outlined Hitler’s struggles, goals, and beliefs.

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Why the democratic countries appeases Hitler’s aggressions

  • Hitler threatened to start another war, which led to the leaders of France, Britain, and Italy giving him everything he wanted without consulting Czechoslovakia

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Nanjing

The Japanese took over Nanjing in 1937–1938 and raped 20,000 women, killed roughly 200,000 prisoners and civilians, and looted and burned the city

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Blitzkrieg

  • A German war tactic

    • First, fighter planes scattered enemy troops and disrupted communications, then tanks punctured the enemy’s defenses, and then, with the help of the infantry, they encircled and captured enemy troops.

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Hitler’s campaign against the Soviet Union? How many loves were lost?

  • Hitler sought to conquer Lebensraum in the east and enslave the Slavic peoples

    • So, in June 1941, he launched the largest attack in history, with 3 million soldiers and thousands of planes and tanks.

  • In 5 months, the Wehrmacht conquered the Baltic states, Ukraine, and half of European Russia, captured a million prisoners of war, and reached the very gates of Moscow and Leningrad.

    • But then the weather turned cold, freezing the machines, and halted the invasion ground

  • Hitler lost an army of 200,000 men and his last chance of defeating the Soviet Union in 1943 when the winter hit

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December 7, 1941

Pearl Harbor, a U.S naval base, was bombed by the Japanese

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How WWII ended

  • Germany

    • Hitler committed suicide

  • Japan

    • Japan signed the surrender terms

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What happened to Guomindang following WWII

Guomindang fell due to their greed

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