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    <br><br>A system of colonial commands was also set up. Based in Geneva‚ the League proved useful in settling minor international disputes‚ but they had a hard time stopping aggression involving major powers such as‚ Japan’s occupation of Manchuria in 1931‚ Italy’s invasion of Ethiopia in 1935-36‚ and Germany’s seizure of Austria in 1938. It collapsed early in World War II and ended in 1946.<br><br>Its ending in 1946 was because it had some basic and fundamental problems such as dealing with aggression

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    The Will of the People

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    Bart Solbach Hist 584 Professor Greene October 31‚ 2012 The Will of the People In modern warfare‚ it is important to consider‚ effectively winning the hearts and minds of the people. This is especially important if the war being fought is a civil war‚ as ultimately the most a government has to fear is its own people. Successfully doing so is to show your force as more of a power for good than that of your enemy‚ or barring that being the lesser of two evils. The CCP succeeded due to the peasantry

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    other countries like Taiwan‚ China‚ South-East Asia and Korea believed that Hirohito was the twin of Hitler and that the past was going to be repeated all over again. Hirohito supported the war against China from 1931-1932 and supported the invasion of Manchuria in 1937. Hirohito then gave the ok for the attack on Pearl Harbour of the United Stated. That put them right in the middle of the Second World War. Hirohito wanted to destroy the United States fleet so‚ they can attack the Philippines and

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    The Manhattan Project and the Bombings of Hiroshima/Nagasaki When people hear the word nuclear bomb‚ the image of a towering mushroom cloud of destruction instantly comes to mind. This device‚ capable of inflicting an unimaginable amount of damage in a split second‚ is the culmination of the human quest for bigger and better weaponry. On August 6th an earth- shattering event happened that would change the course of the world. As a result of President Truman’s decision‚ the

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    and were sent away. 15. The goal of the Nazi’s “Final Solution” was to get rid of the Jewish. 16. The Japanese first invaded China at Manchuria. 17. The goal of Nazi-Soviet nonaggression treaty was for Germany to go to war with Britain and France while the USSR would be safe. 18. The Battle of Britain resulted in the prevention of Nazi invasion. 19. AntiJewish violence erupted throughout Germany and Austria on Kristallnacht. 20. At the

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    Fascism in Europe

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    Fascism in Europe Fascism is a militant political movement that emphasizes on loyalty to the state and obedience to its leader. Promises to restore economy‚ punish those who created the problems and return national pride!! ▪ Often held mass rallies‚ uniforms and special salutes ▪ Limited personal rights ▪ State was supreme ▪ Conservative‚ right wing party that grows from the middle class Italy- Benito Mussolini Post WWI problems: ▪ Rising inflation (prices) ▪

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    Imperial China Collapses Objectives • List the problems the new Republic of China faced • Trace the rise of communism in China • Describe the civil war between Communists and Nationalists Main Idea: Revolution: After the fall of the Qing dynasty‚ nationalists and Communist movements struggled for power Why it matters Now: The seeds of China’s late-20th century political thought‚ communism were planted at this time Nationalists Overthrow Qing Dynasty • Kuomintang‚ or the Nationalist Party‚ leader

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    Some may argue whether or not Calvin Coolidge had a difficult job when he was In office. However contradictory to what many may assume “Silent Cal” had the most difficult term any modern US president has faced In the history of the US. Born in July 4‚ 1872‚ Plymouth Notch‚ Vermont‚ VT‚ Coolidge was raised as a farm boy who later grew to become one of the greatest presidents the US has ever seen. When Coolidge take power in office he had to fight progressives‚ deal with tough foreign issues and negotiations

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    Selassie’s efforts were cut short‚ however‚ when Benito Mussolini’s Italian army invaded the country in 1935. The Italian military used superior weaponry‚ airplanes‚ and poison gas to crush the ill-fated resistance led by the emperor. After the invasion‚ a fascist regime (a country under the control of an all-powerful ruler) occupied the country and marked the first loss of national independence in recorded Ethiopian history. In 1936 Haile Selassie was forced out of the country. While in England

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    purpose was to bring peace among nations. Nonetheless‚ it had ironically failed as Hitler broke the treaty and started World War Two. The League of Nations was weak due to the lack of its own armed force. Its previous failure to stop Japanese invasion of Manchuria had encouraged Hitler to undo the Treaty of Versailles by resizing its army‚ occupying the Rhineland‚ annexing Austria‚ and invading the Sudetenland‚ an area in Czechoslovakia. (Hill‚

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