PPT-Year 8 Revision Britain’ s place in the World - How did Britain help shape the world

Year 8 Britain s place in the World How did Britain help shape the world we live in and how did the world shape Britain Why did the British Build and Empire The Empire Builder What was their role. By . M. aria. Start of world war 2. World war 2 was also known as the second world war. . It was a global war it lasted from 1939 to 1945.. ADOLF HITLER. Hitler was born there in Germany April 20. th. Outline of the Day. 9.30-45am Paper 1 Content Overview. 9.45-10.45am Hitler’s Foreign Policy and the Causes of the Second World War. 10.45-11.00am BREAK. 11.00-12.00 Causes of the FWW. 12.00-1.00pm LUNCH. Britain and the Age of Imperialism. Established a . liberal international economic order . (LIEO) through its “hegemonic” power (Charles . Kindleberger. ).. Britain and the Age of Imperialism. Established a . the invention of Britain. Birthing Britain. Recognisably Modern World. The ‘enlightenment’. Political Upheaval. Republic and Revolution. New ‘Britain’. Politics, Power and Conflict. Jacobite invasions at home. Achieving the Vision. in Britain. World Methodist Council. in Britain. World Methodist Council. 77 churches. 152 countries. 80 million people. in Britain. World Methodist Council. in Britain. “. to engage, empower, and serve the member Churches by encouraging Methodist unity in witness, facilitating mission in the world, and fostering ecumenical and inter-religious activities”. AND. Operation Sea Lion. Alix Pletcher, Julia Hills, Maddy Calvert, Emilee Kaminski, Golda Ferraz. Thesis. The Battle of Britain, a completely air-based conflict, represented the first time the Nazi Empire didn’t easily succeed, damaging German self-esteem. This led Germany to turn away from Britain and target the Soviet Union.. AND. Operation Sea Lion. Alix Pletcher, Julia Hills, Maddy Calvert, Emilee Kaminski, Golda Ferraz. Thesis. The Battle of Britain, a completely air-based conflict, represented the first time the Nazi Empire didn’t easily succeed, damaging German self-esteem. This led Germany to turn away from Britain and target the Soviet Union.. W. e . have freedom to live and be who we want to be, it results in an interesting mix of people.. Tolerance . is an open attitude towards others with different opinions, beliefs, practices or ethnic origins. . A. To protect their colonies from invasion by other nations.. B. To develop an economic alliance based on open markets.. C. To suppress minority nationalism in their own countries.. D. To respond to the increased military power of Germany.. What was the most significant turning point in WWII?. Significance in history (the 5 . Rs. ). 1. Revealing (does it tell you a lot about history?). How much have you learned about <the topic/issue/person> by studying it? . Do now! Using the WWII timeline, answer the “do now” questions. (I) Isolationism. a. Powerful . Force in 1930s and early ‘40s. b. Nye . Committee report – 1934 – U.S. entered WWI for economic reasons and entry in the war was a mistake. It was a global military conflict that took place mainly in Europe between 1914 & 1918.. It was a . total war. which left great devastation, millions dead and shaped the modern world.. World War I created a decisive break with the old world order that had emerged after the Napoleonic Wars. The results of World War I would be important factors in the development of World War II; 21 years later. What political group was in power in Germany during World War II?. Which country was Britain at war with during the Battle of Britain?. What political group put up the Berlin Wall after World War II?. I. First wave. : To the . New World. , in the 1600’s,. Along with the Spanish, Portuguese and French, the British took advantage of the land and wealth in the New World. This worked well until the American Revolution and by 1785 the British had to look elsewhere for places for trade and colonization..