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jueves, 13 de diciembre de 2018

Mapa: La política expansionista de Hitler (1936-1939)

Título del mapa: La política expansionista de Hitler (1936-1939)
    • Primero coloree en violeta el territorio de Alemania cuando Hitler estableció su dictadura a principios de 1933. Recuerde que el III Reich incluía el territorio de Prusia oriental. No coloree la región de Renania.
    • Coloree en rojo el territorio de la región alemana de Renania. La orilla derecha del río Rhin había sido desmilitarizada por el Tratado de Versalles. En marzo de 1936, pocos meses después de la subida al poder de Hitler, el ejército alemán volvió a ocupar esa región del país.
    • Coloree en naranja el territorio de Austria. En marzo de 1938, con el apoyo de la mayoría de la población austriaca, el III Reich se anexionó el país. Se hacía así realidad la idea de la Gran Alemania (Grossdeutschland) que integraría a todos los germano-parlantes.
    • Coloree en amarillo el territorio de los Sudetes. En octubre de 1938 el III Reich se anexionó esta región de Checoslovaquia poblada en su mayoría por alemanes. La ocupación de ese territorio seguía la política de la Gran Alemania iniciada con Austria. Hitler consiguió en la Conferencia de Munich que los gobiernos de Francia y Gran Bretaña le permitieran ocupar los Sudetes a cambio de respetar el resto del estado checoslovaco.

    •  Coloree en rosa el territorio de Bohemia-Moravia. En marzo de 1939 Hitler rompió el pacto de la Conferencia de Munich y se apoderó del resto del territorio checo convirtiéndolo en un protectorado. Mientras tanto Eslovaquia se independizó como un estado fascista aliado del Tercer Reich. 

    • Finalmente en septiembre de 1939 Hitler quiso incorporar la franja de Danzig a Alemania para unir Prusia oriental con el resto del país. El apoyo de las democracias occidentales a Polonia cuando fue atacada llevó al inicio de la Segunda Guerra Mundial.

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tema 10 SECOND WORLD WAR


10. THE SECOND WORLD WAR

1.             What was the function of League of Nations?

2.             What was the Diktat. Long explanation.

3.             What were the effects of the Great Depression?

4.             Name the factors that increased world tensions in the 1930s.

5.             Explain the protectionism during the Great Depression.

6.             What did the Treaty of Versailles say about German Rhineland?

7.             What was Hitler’s first measure that broke the Treaty of Versailles?

8.             What were the objectives of expansionist countries in the 1930s?

9.             Explain the policy of appeasement.

10.         What actions could League of Nations enforce?

11.         What countries abandoned the League of Nations? Write them in chronological order.

12.         What Tintin’s adventure occurs during Japanese invasion of Manchuria? Investigate it. Maybe four points.

13.         What is the present day name of Abyssinia?

14.         When was the battle of Adwa? Investigate it.

15.         Fill in this chart.


Date
Attacker
Invaded country
1931
Mussolini
Czechoslovakia


16.         What was the Sudetenland?

17.         Explain fully the Nazi-Soviet Pact.

18.         What event began the Second World War?

19.         What countries were swallowed by the USSR in 1939? Look at the drawing.

20.         What were the opposing sides in the Second World War?

21.         What were the Axis Powers?

22.         What were the Allied Powers?

23.         Explain the blitzkrieg.

24.         What countries were occupied by Germany between 1939 and 1941?

25.         What was the main objective of the Afrika Korps. Investigate it.

26.         Explain the attack on Pearl Harbor.

27.         Look at the map in page 204. What European country was annexed by Italy?

28.         Look at the map in page 204. Which were the five Axis allies during Second World War together with Vichy France and Croatian fascism?

29.         Look at the map in page 204. What European country was annexed by Germany before Second World War together with Bohemia-Moravia (present day Czech Republic)? The name is not at the map. Investigation.

30.         Look at the map in page 204. Name the five European neutral countries during Second World War? One of them is shaded.

31.         Look at the map in page 204. Which two Mediterranean islands were ruled by United Kingdom during the Second World War?

32.         Look at the map in page 205. What two islands are south of Japan?

33.         Look at the map in page 205. Which archipelagos formed the Japanese mandate before Second World War?

34.         What was the Anschluss. Investigate it.

35.         The battle of Stalingrad was an allied decisive victory. Explain it.

36.         Where and when was the Afrika Korps defeated? Explain it.

37.         What naval battle was the end of the high tide of Japanese expansion?

38.         Look at the right map. What two large islands are near from Guadalcanal?

39.         What year was the Italian peninsula invaded?

40.         Explain the Normandy Landings.

41.         When did the Second World War end in Europe?

42.         When did the Second World War end in Asia?

43.         What were the reasons for Japan’s surrender?

44.         Explain the Franco-Hitler meeting in Hendaye.

45.         What internal problems prevented the Spanish participation in the Second World War? Name them.

46.         What was the Spanish maquis? Investigate it.

47.         What was the worst internal problem? Give your opinion.

48.         Spain was a non-belligerent country during the Second World War. How did Franco support Nazi Germany?

49.         What is a war economy? Short answer.

50.         What vehicles were produced by the war industry?

51.         What is an aircraft carrier?

52.         What raw materials were most important during Second World War? Why? Deduce second question.

53.         What are the secondary effects of atomic bombs?

54.         Explain the inflation produced by war economy.

55.         Why were there shortages during world wars? Short answer is in previous paragraph.

56.         What was the states solution to the shortage problems? Explain it.

57.         What is the black market? What was its Spanish name?

58.         What country was armed by USA during the Second World War?

59.         How were the European societies turned upside down during the Second World War? Name the processes.

60.         Why did European people move to rural areas during WWII?

61.         Explain the blackouts in the WWII?

62.         Where did European people flee in the WWII?

63.         Who were the Resistance fighters (partisans)?

64.         Who were the collaborators?

65.         What was the Holocaust? Medium-long answer.

66.         When and where was the first picture shot?

67.         What other groups of people were killed by the Nazis?

68.         What is a genocide?

69.         What did Allied army liberate Auschwitz?

70.         What is the motto at the entrance of Auschwitz?

71.         What happened to people who were unable to work?

72.         What did the murderers do with those bodies?

73.         What did Allied leaders change from the Yalta Conference to Potsdam Conference?

74.         Which conference took place after the war ended?

75.         What decisions were made in the Yalta Conference?

76.         What decisions were made in the Potsdam Conference?

77.         What institution replaced the League of Nations? When and where?

78.         What were the United Nations objectives?

79.         Explain the differences between interwar years League of Nations and post WWII United Nations.

80.         What were the total numbers of losses of USSR during the Second World War? Calculate highest and lowest figures.

81.         What were the total numbers of losses of Germany during the Second World War? Calculate highest and lowest figures.

82.         If the population of United States was 130 million people in 1939 before to the war and it had 418.000 casualties what was the percentage lost over the total population? Five positives or negative points.

83.         If the population of Yugoslavia was 15'4 million people in 1939 before to the war and it had 1.000.000 casualties what was the percentage lost over the total population? Five positives or negative points.

84.         If the population of Poland was 34'8 million people in 1939 before to the war and it had 5.600.000 casualties what was the percentage lost over the total population? Five positives or negative points.