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1
The Russian Revolution The Rise of Dictators
  • Events Leading to the Start of WWII

2
Revolution in Russia
  • Part I

3
Talkin Bout a Revolution
  • During the early 1900s most Russians were unhappy
  • Many paid very high taxes, worked long hours and
    were paid very little
  • The economy of the country was poor and the
    people blamed the Czar because of costly wars

4
Czar Nicholas II Family 1913
5
The Czar is Ousted
  • WWI caused more hardship in Russia
  • Didnt have enough factories to produce weapons
  • Didnt have railroads to carry supplies
  • In March of 1917 the people revolted
  • Demanding bread and peace
  • The Czar gave up is throne ending 300 years of
    his familys rule (The Romanovs)
  • Czar and family are executed by Bolshevik
    soldiers in a firing squad

6
Who is Lenin?
  • People formed soviets or committees to represent
    their interests
  • The most radical of these soviets was the
    Bolsheviks or Communists
  • Vladimir Lenin was their leader
  • He promised to get Russia out of war and help
    improve the lives of the people

7
The Russian Civil War
  • Lenin takes power in 11/1917 signs a treaty
    removing Russia from WWI
  • The former Czar had supporters (The Whites) they
    disagreed with the Communists (The Reds)
  • The Whites and The Reds (led by Leon Trotsky)
    fought for 3 years
  • In 1921 the Whites surrendered and the Communists
    controlled Russia

8
Bolsheviks March on Moscow
9
Lenin Leads the Charge
10
The Czar After He Steps Down
11
White Propaganda
12
Red Propaganda
13
The Rise of the Dictators
  • Part II

14
The Rise of Fascism Nazism
  • Dictators took control of Germany Italy after
    WWI
  • Totalitarian States political leaders totally
    control the way citizens live and think
  • Books, newspapers, arts and school were used as
    propaganda to influence people
  • New media like films and radio were also used

15
Mussolini Takes Power
  • Created Fascist Party
  • Promised to fix Italys economic crisis
  • His black shirt army used violence against
    opposition
  • In 1922 Mussolini marched on Rome and took power
  • Il Duce The Leader

16
The Rise of Adolf Hitler
  • In his speeches he appealed to Germanys fear of
    unemployment and anger about the end of WWI
  • Nazi Party portrayed Germans as better than
    other people
  • Anti-Semitism hatred of Jews
  • 1933 Hitler named Germanys prime minister
  • Burned books about democracy, used secret police,
    took over the courts radio newspapers, set up
    concentration camps restricted womens rights

17
Stalin The Soviet Union
  • Lenin dies in 1924 Stalin is named leader
  • Five Year Plans aimed to fix Russian economy
    through industrialization
  • Collectivization combined small farms into
    large govt owned farms
  • Peasants who wanted to keep their own farms were
    shot or jailed
  • Stalin caused a famine in the Ukraine as a way to
    control the people there
  • Most farmers and workers were paid poorly and
    suffered under Stalins rule

18
The Military Rules Japan
  • Japan became industrial power in 1900
  • Military takes control in 1920s
  • Factory owners and managers grew wealthy but
    workers and farmers were poor
  • Food shortages and high prices led to food riots
  • Japanese military leaders felt that acquiring
    more land would fix their problems
  • 1931 Japan invades Manchuria in northern China
    killed their own Prime Minister who disagreed
    with the invasion

19
Timeline Quiz Grade
  • Create a timeline showing the major events of the
    Russian Revolution and the Rise of Dictators
  • Use the textbook as your source
  • The timeline will start in 1917 and end in 1939
  • Fill in the remaining dates making sure that they
    are all the exact same distance apart
  • Include a title
  • Include four illustrations

20
Include the following events
  • Czar Nicholas II steps down in Russia
  • The Bolsheviks seize the Winter Palace Lenin
    becomes new head of government
  • The Russian Civil War begins
  • The Russian Civil War ends
  • Mussolini takes power
  • Nazi party becomes the largest in Germany
  • Hitler becomes prime minister
  • Lenin dies Stalin takes over
  • Five year plans are introduced in Russia
  • Soviet Union becomes a major industrial power
  • Japanese military leaders take power
  • Japan invades manchuria
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