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Good Morning! Please get out any of your notes from last class or your homework. Be prepared for a short quiz. You’ll need one sheet of paper.

Quiz Write a brief response based on your homework reading. How did Adolf Hitler acquire the Sudetenland in 1938?

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Post WW I Europe Review Treaty of Versailles League of Nations Washington Naval Conferences Spirit of Locarno Kellogg-Briand Pact Abyssinia Manchuria Impacts on Germany & Italy?

Guiding Questions: Why had international peace collapsed by 1939? How was Hitler’s foreign policy a cause of WW II?

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Rise of Aggressive States Adolf Hitler Beer Hall Putsch ‘23 Mein Kampf Hated Communism National Socialist Party (Nazis) Anti-Semitism Elected Chancellor in 1933

Hitler 1936 – Reoccupied the Rhineland Hitler the Peacemaker? How was this a big risk? Hitler the Peacemaker? 25 year Peace Demilitarized zones Germany would join League of Nations French & British reaction? Protest, but no fight What was the message to Hitler?

Hitler & Austria 1938 – Crisis in Austria The Plebiscite Local Nazi groups causing trouble Wanted Germany to take over – not allowed by Treaty of Versailles Chancellor Schuschnigg met Hitler Hitler demanded Nazis join govt and be in control The Plebiscite Schuschnigg planned a vote Enraged Hitler The Anschluss – March 11, 1938 Reaction of France & Britain? What message was sent to Hitler?

Portfolio Assignment #2 Write a paragraph: What can we learn about Adolf Hitler from his actions in the Rhineland and in Austria?

Hitler & Czechoslovakia The Sudetenland - 1938

Video Clip How far was Hitler’s foreign policy to blame for the outbreak of war in 1939? Was the policy of appeasement justified? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKA-lhWFbsE What was Chamberlain thinking? How did Winston Churchill respond? According to the video, what is the lesson of the Munich Conference?