PPT-Rise of Dictators

Path to War Japans Expansion in Asia heavily depended on foreign sources on raw material Island Nation 1931 1933 Japanese military invades and conquers Chinese province of Manchuria. Dictators & Totalitarianism. Dictator: . A ruler with unrestricted power, without any democratic restrictions. Totalitarian State: . Government uses intimidation, violence, propaganda to rule all aspects of political and social life. Section Preview:. By 1939, many European countries had adopted dictatorial regimes that aimed to control every aspect of their citizens’ lives for state goals.. Why would their citizens allow this???. Path to War. Japan’s . Expansion in Asia. heavily depended on foreign sources on raw . material .  Island Nation. 1931 – 1933 Japanese . military . invades and conquers Chinese province of Manchuria. Stalin, Hitler & Mussolini. Dictators Threaten World Peace. US History 2012-2013 Dictators Threaten World Peace. 2. Dictators Threaten World Peace. To understand the dictators that threatened world peace in the 1930s, we need to understand the following vocabulary:. Adolf Hitler. Benito Mussolini. Josef Stalin. 24-1. Adolf Hitler was the High Chancellor of the German Parliament. He was also the leader of the National Socialists also known as the Nazi Party. Soon after Hitler came into power, he made sure that he would stay into power. . United States History. 34.1 Introduction: #1. How did Adolf Hitler take advantage of Germany’s economic troubles to stir up German nationalism?. Hitler took advantage of Germany’s economic troubles and economic nationalism by:. What 1938 meeting between two leaders failed to forestall World War II?. What 1939 action began World War II?. What was the political system of the allied countries?. Czechoslovakia was one of the first countries to become dominated by Germany. Looking at the map, give two reasons for this.. congo. / . zaire. By : Nate Parks-Smith, Elaine Loose. What is A dictator?. A individual who has absolute power and unrestricted control in a government without hereditary succession . MAJOR DICTATORS . Chapter 19, Section 1. Aftermath of WWI. Following WWI, the Treaty of Versailles laid out the groundwork for post-war society. . However, Germany (who was blamed for WWI) was not present at the treaty’s negotiations and was very bitter because of the terms. . The Treaty of Versailles wasn’t fair…. The world-wide Great Depression made matters far worse. When people get desperate they are more willing to believe that a single person can solve their problems, dictators often seem like easy answers.. events leading to World War II, including the militarization of the Rhineland, Germany’s seizure of Austria and Czechoslovakia, Japan’s invasion of China, and the Rape of Nanjing. . . Analyzing . Benito Mussolini . One of Europe’s first dictators. Italy. Fascism ~ considered the nation more important than the individual. Joseph . stalin. Union of soviet socialist republics (. ussr. ). Communism ~ economic equality through the elimination of private property. Introduction. After WWI Europe was unstable.. The World, not just the United States, was trying to escape the Great Depression.. Fascist dictators took control of many governments.. The United States tried to stay neutral as European tensions rose. . Hitler’s Rise to Power. Fascism. Early Life . WWI Service. Weimar Republic. Mein . Kampf. Rise to Power. Demagoguery . A society of racism. Fascism . Fascism: An authoritarian and nationalistic right-wing system of government and social organization..