1. WORLD WAR I BY: KARINAPOLANCO 1914 - 1920 1914 - 1920 2. WAR BREAKS OUT IN EUROPE 3. CAUSES OF WORLD WAR I Imperialism:the policy by which stronger nations extend their…

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Slide 1The Great War Slide 2 Europe in 1914 There were a series of problems in Europe. The countries of Europe were in competition for land, resources and power (arms race,…

Slide 1The Turning Point The United States Enters, Russia Exits Slide 2 When World War I began, the US remained neutral When World War I began, the US remained neutral Believed…

Slide 1The Spark of World War I & the Zimmerman Telegram Presentation created by Robert Martinez Primary Content Source: The Story of US by Joy Hakim Slide 2 Gavrilo…

Slide 1If You Could Just Sign This For Me, Please… The Non-Aggression Pact of 1939 By: Josh Posante Slide 2 Preparing For War In 1939, Adolph Hitler was preparing for war.…

Slide 1A MERICA J OINS THE A LLIES Slide 2 W HAT W AS H APPENING IN THE W AR ? Blockades Attacks Allies were desperate Zimmerman Note Unlimited Submarine Warfare Slide 3…

Slide 1 Slide 2 NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT INCREASED THE NUMBER OF ARMY AND NATIONAL GUARDSMEN AUGUST $313 MILLION CHANNELED INTO BUILDING UP THE NAVY COUNCIL OF NATIONAL DEFENSE…

1. The Holocaust 2. Bell Ringer What 2 major events led to Japan’s surrender?Discuss with Partner30 seconds 3. The Holocaust 4. Pre-WarJews were living in every country…

1. The Holocaust 2. Bell Ringer What 2 major events led to Japan’s surrender?Discuss with Partner30 seconds 3. The Holocaust 4. Pre-WarJews were living in every country…