ITALY

POST WORLD WAR I ISSUES - ITALY

- FELT CHEATED BY THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES

- FEAR THE SPREAD OF COMMUNISM

- FACE ECONOMIC DEPRESSION

- RISE OF STRONG NATIONALISTIC FEELINGS

MUSSOLINI

CAME TO POWER IN 1922

PROMISED A RETURN OF A PROUD ITALY

PROMISED PROTECTION FROM COMMUNISM MILITARY AGGRESSION

ATTACKED ETHIOPIA IN 1935

LEAGUE?

UNABLE AND UNWILLING TO TAKE A STRONG STAND (EMBARGO)

ETHIOPIA

GERMANY

POST WORLD WAR I ISSUES - GERMANY

- OUTRAGED AT THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES

- WEAK FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

- SEVER INFLATION AND DEPRESSION

- RISE OF STRONG NATIONALISTIC FEELINGS

HITLER

CAME TO POWER IN 1933 (NAZI PARTY)

DETAILED PLANS IN HIS BIO "MEIN KAMPF" (MY STRUGGLE)

PREACHES A RETURN OF A STRONG, PROUD GERMANY

SPREAD GERMAN AYRIAN IDEALS

MILITARY AGGRESSION

OCCUPIED THE RHINELAND IN 1936

LEAGUE?

SEEN HITLER AS A BUFFER AGAINST THE SOVIET UNION

RHINELAND

EMPEROR HIROHITO

P.M. TOJO

POST WORLD WAR I ISSUES

NO FAITH IN THE LEADERSLIMITED RESOURCES/HIGH POPULATION/SMALL ISLAND STRONG NATIONALISTIC FEELINGS

MILITARY REGIME

EMPEROR HIROHITO GAINS POWER IN 1926MILITARY ASSUMES CONTROL OF GOV'TPROMISE A RETURN OF STRONG, PROUD JAPANMILITARY EXECUTES POLITICAL ENEMIES

MILITARY AGGRESSION

ATTACKED MANCHURIA 1931

LEAGUE?

UNABLE AND UNWILLING TO TAKE STRONG STAND (EMBARGO)

Main Entry: ap·pease Pronunciation: \ə-ˈpēz\ Function: transitive verb Inflected Form(s): ap·peased; ap·peas·ing Etymology: Middle English appesen, from Anglo-French apeser, apaiser, from a- (from Latin ad-) + pais peace — more at <peace> Date: 14th century 1 : to bring to a state of peace or quiet : <calm>2 : to cause to subside : <allay> <appeased my hunger>3 : <pacify>, <conciliate>; especially : to buy off (an aggressor) by concessions usually at the sacrifice of principles synonyms see <pacify> — ap·peas·able \-ˈpē-zə-bəl\ adjective — ap·pease·ment \-ˈpēz-mənt\ noun — ap·peas·er noun

Anschluss

MUNICH PACTCHAMBERLAIN DALADIER

HITLER MUSSOLINI

NUETRALITY

NON AGGRESSION PACT

LUFTWAFFE PANZERS

BLITZKRIEG