Unification of Europe

UNIFICATION OF EUROPE

TEAM A: LAWREN FLOYD, EUGENE HUNTER, BRANDON ICE, KARIANNE URSEY, JAMES WYKER

His/308Instructor: Gregory Kveberg

June 10, 2013

Europe after World War II

Europe strived for unification

United States role in helping Europe with the Marshall Plan

Several Treaties were put into place

Treaties which helped Europe

Treaty of Maastricht

Treaty of Lisbon

Napoleon and the Revolutionary Empire

Government of the Directory

French Revolutionary Goals

Legal

Social

Economic

Definitions of Liberty

Liberty

Equality

Fraternity

Relationship to Nationalism

Liberal Democracy

Nationalism

Revolutions

1830

1848

Imperialism

Increase in wealth

Increase in power

Increase in territorial control

World War 1

Caused from Imperialism

Commonalities within countries

Cultural, Monetary, Industrial

Adolf Hitler 1933 -1945

Dictator and Chancellor of Germany

Nazism becomes the ideology which are supporters of Hitler

Hitler & his Nazism power

Takes full control of the government

Breaks Versailles treaty Passes laws against the Jews Takes over France and other

countries surrounding Germany Puts Jews in concentration

camps Attacks Stalin and the soviet

union Holocaust and the Killing of over

6 million Jews by

the end of WW II

Communism in eastern Europe

Joseph Stalin in control of the communist party

The influence of communism from Russia to the eastern countries of Europe after

WWII The Cold War

The Collapse of Communism in Eastern Europe and Russia

The separation of Germany

o Germany prior to WW 2 GermanyNazi Party

The separation of Germany

o Germany after World War 2

East West

The Unification of Germany

o German flag after the Cold War

References

Kishlansky, M., Geary, P., & O’Brien, P. (2008). Civilization in the west: Vol. C. Since 1789 (7th ed.). New York: Pearson Longman.

www.googleimages/frenchrevolution.com http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Germany http//americanhistory.about.com/od/worldwari/tp/

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