End of the Interwar Period
Agenda
1. Bell Ringer: How do radical leaders come to
power? (5)
2. Brief Lecture: End of the Interwar Period, Rise
of Japan (15)
3. America in the Great Depression (45)
4. Propaganda Analysis (10)
5. AP Guides information (I got the scoop)
6. Quick Question review (5)
Obj: Students will analyze the Great Depression in the United
States, and the worldwide implications from the event.
Mandate System
• After World War I, Britain and France
receive large sections of the Middle East
(sections of the Ottoman Empire)
• Division in the Ottoman Empire, and
subsequent imperial rule would lead to
countless future conflicts.
• Britain
– Iraq
– Transjordan
– Palestine
• France
– Syria
– Lebanon
Rise of Japan
• Industrialization of Japan
leads to a need for raw
materials.
• Rise in Militarism, Hideki
Tojo
• Emperor Hirohito would
lead the modern
movement in Japan.
• Imperial Ambitions
continue for raw
materials, (Iron and Coal)
Manchuria and Korea
under their control.
The Beginning of War
• Germany continues to take
land even though the
League of Nations issues
sanctions against the
country.
• Even though Chamberlain
would attempt to make
appeasement work, war
was inevitable.
• Munich Conference in 1938
is a last effort at preventing
war.
• Germany would invade
Poland in 1939, starting
World War II.
How did it come to this?
• Germany begins
rearmament in 1934.
• Constant
appeasement, giving
in to Hitler’s aims.
• Invading the
Rhineland and
Sudetenland give
Germany territory lost
in war.
Quick Review
1. How does Imperialism relate to World War I?
2. What is the Mandate System?
3. What is Japan looking for as they begin to take
other territories?
4. What happened first?
1.
2.
3.
4.
Hitler utilizes the Enabling Act
The Munich Conference
Invasion of Poland
Hitler passes the Nuremberg Laws
5. How did the Great Depression affect the world?
Propaganda
Analysis