PPT-World War Looms

Chapter 16 Section 1Dictators Threaten World Peace What was WWII Largest war in human history Involved countries colonies and territories around the entire world Over 70 million died WWII1939 to 1945. We will be leaving to deliver the supplies the morning of Tuesday November 26 The Community Center is open Monday Thursday 530 am 1000 pm Friday 530 am 800 pm Saturday Sunday 700 am 600 pm 8476396100 wwwcaryparkcom Craft Supply Drive be them: Age (how old are they?) Apparel (what are they wearing?) Body position (standing, sitting TAPESTRY LOOMS Standard - 53cm (21”) weaving width Large - 103cm (40”) weaving width TPLM12032015V3 Ashford Handicrafts Ltd. Factory and Showroom: 415 West Street, PO Box 474 , Ashburton, SUGGESTIONS: - Students can make bracelets, belts, purse straps, scarves, book marks, etc., depending on the me they have to complete the project. - You might want to try usiriment with different wid RATIONALIZATION OF 2. ND. HAND MACHINE IMPORT . IN CAPITAL GOODS INDUSTRY. Mr. J. . Anand. Vice Chairman, Textile Machinery Manufacturers’ Association (INDIA). DHI and Capital Goods Industry Meeting . By Mrs. Hutchins. Weaving. Native Americans. Native tribes in Central and South America. Others who find weaving interesting. Who Weaves?. Weaving is a method of forming fabric or fabric-like items by interlacing long threads that all go in one direction with other threads that are at a ninety degree angle to the initial threads.. By. Mr. S. . Harishankar. . Chairman, Textile Machinery Manufacturers Association (INDIA). 20. th. February 2013, New Delhi. TEI – AN OVERVIEW. The TEI in India is one of the five key engineering sectors.. Department of Heavy Industry. July 14, 2014. A brainstorming session on . Background. Shuttleless looms are in discussions.. TUFS. provides assistance textile units to purchase textile machines including shuttleless looms ( new or old) from India or abroad.. Section 1: Dictators Threaten World Peace. Treaty of Versailles did not create a “just & secure peace”.. Germans thought they were treated unfairly. * blamed for WWI. * stripped of some territories. Chapter 16. Conflicts Arising. After. WWI . didn’t bring prosperity. Brought economic depression and struggle. Rise of powerful dictators driven by . nationalism. Nationalism- . loyalty to ones own country above all else. Compiled by Loom Knitting Central , Stasia Renfrow February 2012 By Manufacturer C2C Peg Spacing: Center to Center Peg Spacing ................................ ................................ ..... Basic E - wrap Choose the appropriate loom to create the desired hat size. The pictures below show the 2 over 2 method ( 2 strands of 4 ply yarn wrapped together) . Load the loo m: M ake a slip Section 1: Dictators Threaten World Peace. S E C T I O N . 1. Dictators Threaten World Peace. Why do you think Hitler found widespread support among the German people?. ANSWER. Germany was devastated by the effects of World War I. The nation suffered from severe economic depression. Hitler promoted the Nazi party as a way to restore national pride.. Section 3. The Holocaust. I. The Persecution Begins. Jews Targeted. Europe has long history of anti-Semitism . Germans believe Hitler’s claims, blame Jews for problems. Nazis take away citizenship, jobs, property; require Star of David.