In-between-the –Wars Notes How did the map of Europe change after World War I? New Map of Europe Empires dissolved: Russia, Germany, Ottoman Problems After World War I • Jobs for Veterans-women sent home, but gained siffrage • Rebuilding • Debt • Socialism + Nationalism=radical ideas • Peace Settlements unfair Treaties Drafted to Encourage International Peace • Locarno Treaty-settled borders btwn Germany, France, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Poland • Kellogg-Briand Pact of 1928-Renounced War-Disarmament for U.S., Britain, Japan, France, etc. • League of Nations-Nations cooperate Weak Spots in the World Economy • America-overproduction, decreased demand, prices increase for raw materials + goods • Great Depression-affected world economy, banks stopped loans abroad, demand for repayment of foreign lands, increase in tariffs=snowball effect • •Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act–1930 placed heavy taxes on imports to the USA o “Buy American!!!!!” o Backfired and brought world trade to a halt. The Great Depression Causes: 1. Overproduction 2. Bank Closings Spark: 1. Stock Market Crash Results: 1. Unemployment 2. Life Savings Lost USA hit hardest Countries want Independence: Only European Countries • Commonwealth of Nations: – formed by British after WWI ! Canada ! New Zealand ! Australia ! South Africa ! Ireland-I.R.A. • (Irish Republican Army) o used guerilla warfare against British o 1916 Easter Rising-revolt against British • 1922 gains freedom except in Northern Ireland – Mandates ! 1916 Husayn bin Ali rebelled against Ottomans for an independent Arab state that stretched from Syria to Yemen ! 1917 Balfour Declaration-Zionism ! 1921 Jordan created + ruled by Husayn’s son Jeannette Olivercarr Tuesday, March 31, 2015 at 12:15:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time 00:25:00:aa:ce:5c How did governments change over time? Country/Region Important People 1918-1939 Ruled Effects China • Sun Yixian Nationalist/3 Principles of the People Democracy+Nationalism+Security 1911 Fall of Qing Dynasty • Yuan Shikai Copresident w/Sun-pushed him out and named himself Emperor 1915: 21 Demands • Jiang Jieshi May Fourth Movement 1919 Nationalist/Guomindang-Civil War w/Communists-failed • Mao Zedong Communist Leader 1934: Long March 6,000 mile trek gained peasant support • Mohondas Gandhi • Muhammad Ali Jinnah 1919: Amirtsar-Reaction to Rowlett Acts Ahisma/Nonviolence-Civil Disobedience 1930: Salt March 260 miles protest towards British Rule 8/14/1947: India(Hindu)/Pakistan(Muslim) 1/30/1948: Gandhi assassinated Turkey • Mustafa Kemal Ataturk Iran • Shah Reza Pahlavi (1925) Japan • Emperor Hirohito • Benito Mussolini • Adolf Hitler India Italy Germany Jeannette Olivercarr 1923 Republic of Turkey Modernized and westernized Gov’t secular/nonreligious Modernized and westernized 1935 Persia becomes Iran 1924: Barred from USA Military Promoted during G.D.: still loyal to royals 1931: Manchurian Incident-northern China-lots of resources 1933: Leaves League of Nations 1937: Second Sino-Japanes War: Rape of Nanjing 100,000 Chinese killed Il Duce/Fascist • National Culture rules o Exterminate minority cultures o All for the state o Social Mobility Accepted o Peace = Weakness o Aggression = Strength ! Ethiopia: revenge over Adowa Nationalist Socialist Party-NAZI o •Emphasis: Racism o “Master Race” o Exterminate people Tuesday, March 31, 2015 at 12:15:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time 00:25:00:aa:ce:5c Fascism: Extreme Nationalism o State = #1 No Human value exists outside the state •Believes state controls: –Corporatism (Economy) –Militartism (Armed forces) –Totalitarianism (dictatorship) Communism: Extreme Socialism o Classless Society o Socioeconomic System o Community controls means of production o Gained legitimacy after WWII o Believes State is Custodian of means of production In Between the Wars Timeline 1919 • 1920 • 1921 • • 1922 • • 1923 • • 1924 • 1925 • • 1926 • • 1927 • • 1928 • 1929 • 1930 • 1931 • 1932 • 1933 • • • 1934 • 1935 • • • Jeannette Olivercarr Treaty of Versailles signed U.S.A. votes against joining League of Nations Washington Naval Conference (Disarmament) Hitler leads the Nazi Party W.N.C. Conference Mussolini becomes Dictator of Italy Hitler’s Beer Hall Putsch (overthrow gov’t) Hitler imprisoned Dawes and Young Plan (financial help for Germany) Locarno Pact (Borders settled in Europe) Mein Kampf published Germany admitted to League of Nations Hirohito is Emperor of Japan InterAllied control of germany ends “Black Friday” Germany’s economy collapses Kellog-Briand Pact (outlaws aggression and war) Stock Market crashes Smoot-Hawley Tariff Japan invades Manchuria FDR is president Japan leaves League of Nations Hitler is named Chancellor Hitler issues Enabling Act (make laws without gov’t consent) “Night of the Long Knives” (Operation Hummingbird) Hitler kills opponents Italy invades Ethiopia Nuremberg Laws issues (defines Judaism) Neutrality Acts Tuesday, March 31, 2015 at 12:15:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time 00:25:00:aa:ce:5c 1936 • • • • • • 1937 • • • • 1938 • • • 1939 • • • • • • • • 1940 o Germany reoccupies Rhineland Spanish Civil War Neutrality Acts Anti-Comintern Pact Berlin Olympics Rome-Berlin Axis formed Neutrality Acts Second Sino-Japanese War Poland refuses to return Danzig Italy joins Anti-Comintern Anschluss (union with Austria-against treaty of Versailles) Kristallnacht (German attacks on Jewish businesses Munich Conference (Sudetenland handed over to Germans) APPEASEMENT 3/15 Nazi’s take Czechoslovakia 3/28 Spanish Civil War ends 5/22 “Pact of Steel” between Italy and Germany 8/23 Nazi-Soviet Pact (Nonaggression Pact) 8/25 Britain and Poland become allies 8/31 Brtiain Mobilizes 9/1 Nazi’s invade Poland 9/3 Britain, France, Australia, New Zealand declare war on Germany June 22, 1940 France surrenders to Germany Effects of World War II Cold War Begins: o 1945 Conferences: What to do after the War? o February: Yalta (Churchill, FDR and Stalin) o July: Potsdam (Atlee, Truman and Stalin) o Issues: Germany, Poland, Eastern Europe, War in Pacific and Collective Security o Results: Germany divided, Poland and Eastern Europe given to USSR, dropped bombs and United Nations, Nuremberg Trials & U731, Universal declaration of Human Rights. United Nations Purpose: committed to maintaining international peace and security, developing friendly relations among nations and promoting social progress, better living standards and human rights Containment: stopping communism from spreading 1947: o Truman Doctine-stand up against communist control/support a result of the Greek Civil war= provides aid/$$ o Marshall Plan: provides $$$ to European countries to help them rebuild their economies NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization-Democratic Nations) vs. Warsaw Pact (Communist Nations) Jeannette Olivercarr Tuesday, March 31, 2015 at 12:15:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time 00:25:00:aa:ce:5c
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