PPT-Axis Expansion & Appeasement

Objective I can explain how aggressive Axis expansion and the policy of appeasement led to World War II 1 Why were the countries of Europe so keen to avoid another war Most countries in Europe were anxious to avoid another costly warboth in terms of lives and money. "the policy of settling international quarrels by admitting and satisfying grievances through rational negotiation and compromise, thereby avoiding the resort to an armed conflict which would be expensive, bloody and possibly dangerous." . The term appeasement refers to the practice of giving into the demands of someone in order to make them happy. This was the policy that was adopted by Neville Chamberlain the then Prime Minister of Britain in the 1930s. His policy demonstrated a sense of remorse that the British and other Europeans felt about the harsh treatment that had been given to Germany by the Versailles Peace Treaty. In this way Germany was allowed to reverse some of the terms of Versailles such as conscription and building up its navy and air force.. Objective: I can explain how aggressive Axis expansion and the policy of appeasement led to World War II.. 1. Why were the countries of Europe so keen to avoid another war?. Most countries in Europe were anxious to avoid another costly war—both in terms of lives and money.. ?. What is appeasement? . Giving in to an aggressor to keep peace. .. What nations became aggressive?. GERMANY. Japan. Spain. Italy. Why did The League of Nations and European powers chose the policy of appeasement?. What was the Treaty Of Versailles?. What did it say?. Appeasement. Appeasement. Giving into an aggressor to keep peace.. 1.THE AXIS POWERS. Hitler . Mussollini. Hirohito. Why Appeasement?. Reasons why . “An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last.”.  . Churchill’s Wants. A strong British rearmament, particularly in the air force to meet any threat.. A strong understanding with France, whose army Britain would have to rely on in the event of any clash with Germany.. The Causes of the Second World War in Europe. Causes of WWII. ______________Causes. . (underlying causes) . Everything that made a war more . ______. _________________causes. Happen much . _______to . Rob Brown. Head Up Display Background. Classical Optics. Waveguide Optics. Classical Optics. Waveguide Displays. Vuzix. Sony. Waveguide combiner using diffraction gratings. Light from the collimating optics is diffracted at high angles by the Input Coupler diffraction grating.. Example of Option #1. Example of Option #2. Appeasement Is. The belief that you should listen to hostile/mean people or countries so that they are not provoked to fight.. That you should try to be conciliatory, kind trying to pacify your enemy or person acting out by helping them.. Rob Brown. Head Up Display Background. Classical Optics. Waveguide Optics. Classical Optics. Waveguide Displays. Vuzix. Sony. Waveguide combiner using diffraction gratings. Light from the collimating optics is diffracted at high angles by the Input Coupler diffraction grating.. Allies. Germany. France. USSR. USA. China. Vs. . . Where? When?. Two main fronts: . Western Front in Europe (France, Britain, Russia). Pacific Front . 1939-1945. Why?. Treaty of Versailles. Totalitarianism in Germany, Italy, Japan. Aggression Goes Unchecked p460. Mussolini, Hitler, Japan aggressive. 1. Japan invades Manchuria and China. League of Nations condemned but no action. 2. Italy invades Ethiopia. League of Nations condemns but no action. Learning Goal/Essential question:. Lt2: . E. xplain what Germany, Italy and Japan . did to . expand their empires/control in the 1930s.. Lt3: . Understand why European leaders choose to. appease . the totalitarian leaders prior to the outbreak of WW2.. Negotiated treaty by WWI Allies, June 28, 1919. Harsh punishment of Germany. Guilt for WWI. $33 billion in reparations. Restricted military. Lost territory. 1919. Global Depression. Nations in debt following WWI.