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1
Welcome to Contemporary U.S. and World History
  • Date 9/20/13
  • Activity Review Key Terms and End of WWII Notes
  • Warm Up Without looking, explain in your own
    words-what the Cold War was.
  • Homework
  • None- enjoy the weekend!

Pg Assignment Date
1 INB Cover Assignment 9/11
2 Unit 1 Key Terms 9/13
3 WWII Review 9/18
4 End of WWII Notes 9/18






2
World War II Review
  • European Entry into the war
  • -Germany invaded Poland
  • American Entry into the war
  • -Pearl Harbor

Direct Causes
Indirect Causes
  • Nationalism
  • Treaty of Versailles too harsh and Hitler
    violated it
  • Policy of Appeasement failed
  • League of Nations failed
  • Imperialism (expansion) and militarism
    (aggression) of Axis powers
  • Democratic nations were passive

3
World War II Review
  • Britain
  • France
  • Soviet Union
  • USA
  • (Plus many other smaller nations)

Allies
Axis
  • Germany
  • Japan
  • Italy
  • (Plus Hungary, Bulgaria and Romania)

4
World War II Review
Leaders
  • Allies
  • - United Kingdom
  • Winston Churchill
  • France
  • Charles deGaulle
  • -Soviet Union
  • Joseph Stalin
  • -USA
  • Franklin D. Roosevelt,
  • Harry S. Truman

Axis - Germany Adolf Hitler - Italy Benito
Mussolini - Japan Hideki Tojo
5
World War II Review
New Technology
  • Atomic Bomb
  • Blitzkrieg Warfare
  • Radar and sonar, as well as rubber coating to
    protect against sonar
  • Jet engines
  • Bomb sight
  • Computers and code breaking
  • Aircraft carriers
  • Amphibious landing vehicles (D-Day)
  • Canned food
  • Gas chambers
  • Jeep
  • Radio-direction finders

6
World War II Review
Key Battles
  • Battle of Britain
  • Pearl Harbor
  • Battle of Coral Sea
  • Battle of Midway
  • Invasion of Sicily
  • Battle of Stalingrad
  • El Alemen
  • Leningrad
  • Normandy
  • Battle of the Bulge
  • Iwo Jima
  • Okinawa
  • Nagasaki/Hiroshima

7
World War II Review
Holocaust
  • 11 million people killed
  • 6 million of those people were Jewish
  • 2/3 of the Jews in Europe were exterminated
  • Nuremberg laws, Kristallnacht and Ghettos were
    just the beginning
  • Concentration and Extermination camps
  • Gas chambers, among many other unimaginable
    atrocities against human beings

8
World War II Review
Outcomes
  • Allies defeated Axis powers
  • U.S. Emerges as a Superpower
  • Division of Communist/Capitalist Nations led to
    the Cold War

9
Unit 1 Key Terms
  • Cold War
  • The state of hostility, without direct military
    conflict, that developed between the U.S. and the
    U.S.S.R. after WWII.

10
Unit 1 Key Terms
  • Communism
  • An economic and political system based on
    one-party government and state ownership of
    property and production. Goal of communism is to
    share the wealth

11
Unit 1 Key Terms
  • NATO
  • North Atlantic Treaty Organization a defensive
    military alliance formed in 1949 by ten (10)
    Western European countries, the U.S. and Canada.
  • Warsaw Pact
  • A military alliance formed in 1955 by the Soviet
    Union and its Eastern European satellites.

12
Unit 1 Key Terms
  • United Nations
  • An international peacekeeping organization to
    which most nations in the world belong, founded
    in 1945 to promote world peace, security, and
    economic development .

13
Unit 1 Key Terms
  • Containment
  • The blocking of another nations attempts to
    spread its influence especially in the efforts
    of the U.S. to block the spread of Soviet
    influence during the late 1940s and early 1950s.

14
Unit 1 Key Terms
  • Totalitarian
  • Characteristic of a political system in which the
    government exercises complete control over its
    citizens lives.

15
Unit 1 Key Terms
  • Reparations
  • The compensation paid by a defeated nation for
    the damage or injury it inflicted during a war.

16
Unit 1 Key Terms
  • Subjugation
  • the act, fact, or process of subjugating, or
    bringing under control enslavement

17
Unit 1 Key Terms
  • Self Determination
  • the determining by the people of the form their
    government shall have, without reference to the
    wishes of any other nation, especially by people
    of a territory or former colony

18
Unit 1 Key Terms
  • Truman Doctrine
  • A U.S. policy, announced by President Harry S.
    Truman in 1947, of providing economic and
    military aid to free nations threatened by
    internal or external opponents.

19
Unit 1 Key Terms
  • Marshall Plan
  • The relief package offered to European Nations to
    help recovery after WWII to help they stay
    democratic.

20
The Wars Aftermath
Main Idea
Important Details
Questions? Important Key Terms to remember?
The victorious Allies held crime trials to punish
Axis leaders and occupied Axis countries to bring
democracy and ensure peace in the world.
  • Allies learned the full extent of the inhumanity
    of the Holocaust at the end of the war and put
    Nazis on trial for their war crimes in the
    Nuremberg Trials.
  • Most important purpose of the trials was to
    show that political and military leaders COULD BE
    HELD ACCOUNTABLE for wartime actions AND
    discredited totalitarian ideologies.
  • Japanese atrocities also took place throughout
    Asia.
  • In order to ensure tolerance and peace, the
    Allies wanted to strengthen democracy abroad.
  • Allies occupied Germany and Japan and created
    democratic constitutions

Nuremberg War Crime Trials Japanese occupation
21
Establishing the United Nations
Main Idea
Important Details
Questions? Important Key Terms to remember?
The UN was established to replace the League of
Nations in the role of peacekeeper, but went
beyond by taking on many world problems such as
hunger and disease
  • The UN was drafted in San Francisco
  • Each member nation has a vote in the General
    Assembly
  • The Security Council is made up of 5 permanent
    members US, Britain, France, China and Soviet
    Union (Russia today)
  • Any member of the Security council can veto a
    vote by the Assembly, and therefore differences
    between the US and USSR often rendered the UN
    ineffective.

General Assembly Security Council
22
The Alliance Breaks Apart
Main Idea
Important Details
Questions? Important Key Terms to remember?
US and USSR rose as the two new superpowers after
WWII, but their conflicting ideologies and mutual
distrust caused a tense conflict which came to be
known as the Cold War.
  • Cold War was a state of tension and hostility
    between the US (and its allies) and the USSR (and
    its allies), without armed conflict between the
    major rivals
  • Stalins goal for Eastern Europe was to spread
    communism and create a buffer zone
  • Although Stalin promised free elections in
    Eastern Europe, by 1948 he broke his promise and
    communist nations were in place throughout
    Eastern Europe.

Differences between USSR and US Meetings
(Potsdam, Yalta) Cold War
23
New Conflicts Develop
Main Idea
Important Details

As Stalin was attempting to continue his
aggressiveness in Europe, the US was attempting
to counter him by building stronger democracies
so weakened countries wouldnt feel the need to
give in to communism.
  • Truman Doctrine Military and economic aid sent
    to Greece and Turkey to withstand communist
    threat
  • -rooted in the idea of containment (which would
    limit communism to areas already under communist
    control) and guided our foreign policy for years
  • Marshall Plan massive aid package offered to
    European nations who were war torn- offered in an
    attempt to strengthen democratic governments (so
    they wouldnt give in to communism)
  • Germany was divided into 4 parts (US, Britain,
    France and USSR)
  • -US, Britain and France united their parts as
    Western Germany (democratic)
  • -USSR was communist
  • Berlin (Germany capitol) was located inside of
    USSR portion of Eastern Germany, but was also
    split in 4 sections.
  • -Berlin Airlift- USSR blockaded entry into West
    Berlin and Allies airlifted food for over a year
    to help them survive
  • NATO alliance of democratic nations
  • Warsaw Pact alliance of Eastern European,
    Soviet dominated communist nations

24
Welcome to Contemporary U.S. and World History
  • Date 9/23/13
  • Activity Results of WWII
  • Warm Up What policy did the US adopt after WWII
    and what was the purpose of this policy?
  • Homework
  • Finish the back of page 5 (read and answer
    questions) for tomorrow

Pg Assignment Date
1 INB Cover Assignment 9/11
2 Unit 1 Key Terms 9/13
3 WWII Review 9/18
4 End of WWII Notes 9/18
5 Results of WWII ppt Notes 9/23





25
Class Notes Results of WWII
  • DISCUSS PREVIEW
  • HOW MIGHT A COUNTRYS EXPERIENCES
    DURING THE WAR AFFECT ITS VIEWS FOR
    THE POST-WAR WORLD?

26
WARTIME CONFERENCES
  • THE ALLIES MADE PLANS FOR THE END OF THE WAR IN A
    SERIES OF WARTIME CONFERENCES
  • CAIRO (NOV. 1943)
  • TEHRAN (NOV. DEC. 1943)
  • YALTA (FEB. 1945)
  • POTSDAM (JULY-AUG. 1945)

27
THE BIG THREE
  • ROOSEVELT (LATER TRUMAN) USA
  • CHURCHILL BRITAIN
  • STALIN USSR

28
Different Goals
FDR
Stalin
Churchill
Wanted help to beat Japan and wanted to establish
the UN and wanted help in Japan
unified Germany and free elections throughout
Europe
Harsh treatment and division of Germany.
29
NEGOTIATIONS AT YALTA
30
Yalta Conference
  • What was actually agreed to at Yalta
  • Stalin agreed to help end the war in Japan
  • Stalin agreed to help establish the UN
  • Churchill and FDR agreed to divide Germany into
    four zones temporarily, as long as Stalin kept
    free elections throughout Europe.

31
OTHER MAJOR DECISIONS
  • AXIS LEADERS TO BE TRIED AS WAR CRIMINALS
  • WAGING AGGRESSIVE WAR
  • TREATMENT OF POWs
  • BEHAVIOR TOWARD CIVILIANS
  • NUREMBERG TRIALS HELD IN GERMANY
  • TOKYO TRIALS IN JAPAN
  • THOUSANDS CONVICTED SOME EXECUTED

32
SET PRECEDENT FOR TREATMENT OF WAR CRIMINALS
  • MOST FORMER NAZIS DEFENDED THEIR ACTIONS BY
    CLAIMING THEY WERE JUST FOLLOWING ORDERS
  • 12 OF THE 24 WERE SENTENCED TO DEATH, MOST OF THE
    REMAINING WENT TO PRISON
  • IN LATER YEARS OVER 200 MORE NAZIS WERE TRIED FOR
    THEIR RESPECTIVE ROLES IN THE HOLOCAUST
  • ESTABLISHED THE IMPORTANCE OF INDIVIDUAL
    RESPONSIBILITY IN INTERNATIONAL LAW
  • INDIVIDUALS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN
    ACTIONS, EVEN IN TIMES OF WAR

33
OTHER MAJOR DECISIONS (CONTD)
  • NOT ONLY WOULD GERMANY BE DIVIDED INTO 4
    OCCUPATION ZONES
  • USA
  • BRITAIN
  • FRANCE
  • USSR
  • . . . BUT BERLIN (WITHIN SOVIET ZONE) WOULD BE
    DIVIDED INTO 4 ZONES AS WELL

34
OTHER MAJOR DECISIONS (CONTD)
  • OCCUPATION OF JAPAN BY USA
  • LASTED 7 YEARS
  • EMPHASIZED LAND REFORM DEMOCRACY

GEN. MACARTHUR EMPEROR HIROHITO
35
REBUILDING JAPAN
  • TOJO AND SIX OTHER JAPANESE LEADERS WERE TRIED
    FOR CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY AND EXECUTED
  • MACARTHUR INTRODUCED FREE-MARKET CAPITALISM,
    WHICH LED TO A REMARKABLE ECONOMIC RECOVERY
  • THE MACARTHUR CONSTITUTION ALSO TRANSFORMED
    JAPANS GOVERNMENT INTO A MODERN DEMOCRACY,
    COMPLETE WITH BASIC FREEDOMS AND WOMENS SUFFRAGE
  • THE EMPEROR WAS KEPT IN POWER, BUT ONLY AS A
    FIGURE-HEAD
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