DIPLOMACY AND POLITICS OF WORLD WAR II NCHE
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DIPLOMACY AND POLITICS OF WORLD WAR II NCHE - TEACHING AMERICAN HISTORY Dekalb, Georgia Allan M. Winkler January 29, 2013
The Attack
Questions to Consider • How Did Conflict in Europe and Asia Affect the United States? • Could War Have Been Avoided? • How Did the War Aims of the Grand Alliance Members Differ? • How did the War Unfold? • What Was the Diplomatic Legacy of World War II?
The Road to War • Collapse of the Peace – Europe – Asia • American Response – Neutrality Acts – End to Isolation • War – Europe -- Undeclared War for the U. S. A – Asia -- Pearl Harbor
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
The Road to War • Collapse of the Peace – Europe – Asia • American Response – Neutrality Acts – End to Isolation • War – Europe -- Undeclared War for the U. S. A – Asia -- Pearl Harbor
Emperor Hirohito
The Road to War • Collapse of the Peace – Europe – Asia • American Response – Neutrality Acts – End to Isolation • War – Europe -- Undeclared War for the U. S. A – Asia -- Pearl Harbor
The Attack on Pearl Harbor
War Leaders • United States -- FDR • Great Britain -- Winston Churchill • Soviet Union -- Joseph Stalin
War Leaders • United States -- FDR • Great Britain -- Winston Churchill • Soviet Union -- Joseph Stalin
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt • Background – – Schooling Early Career Polio Political Career • Election of 1932 • Affection for FDR • Management Style
FDR’s Qualities • • Self-Assurance Confidence Inscrutability Reserve Serenity Political Savvy Persuasiveness
FDR’s Self-Assurance
FDR’s Qualities • • Self-Assurance Confidence Inscrutability Reserve Serenity Political Savvy Persuasiveness
FDR’S Political Savvy
FDR’s Qualities • • Self-Assurance Confidence Inscrutability Reserve Serenity Political Savvy Persuasiveness
War Leaders • United States -- FDR • Great Britain -- Winston Churchill • Soviet Union -- Joseph Stalin
War Aims & Strategy • War Aims – USA – GB – USSR • War Strategy – Europe First – Cross-Channel Invasion? – Second Front?
Unfolding of the War • • North Africa Italy Europe via the English Channel Asia
Conferences • • Casablanca -- January 1943 Teheran -- November 1943 Yalta -- February 1945 Potsdam -- July 1945
Response to the Holocaust • Anti-Semitism in America • Obstruction in the State Department • The War Refugee Board
The Atomic Bomb • The Effort to Create a Bomb • Decision to Use the Bomb • Impact of the Bomb
- Nche uganda
- Lesson 3 new american diplomacy
- World politics in a new era
- Lauder school of government diplomacy and strategy
- Lauder school of government diplomacy and strategy
- Progressive era foreign policy
- Chapter 16 lesson 2 challenges to slavery
- Dollar diplomacy definition us history
- Moral diplomacy
- Triangular diplomacy
- "speak softly and carry a big stick"
- Cotton diplomacy
- Indonesia youth diplomacy
- How did dollar diplomacy protect the open door policy
- What was the big stick policy
- Dollar diplomacy definition us history
- Missionary diplomacy definition us history
- Missionary diplomacy apush definition
- Banana republic apush
- Purpose of diplomacy
- Explain the roosevelt corollary
- Moral diplomacy president
- Whats the big stick diplomacy
- Contemporary diplomacy is
- Define diplomacy
- Function of diplomatic mission
- What is track 2 diplomacy
- Define diplomacy
- Panama canal dbq