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InterWar Stuff

InterWar Stuff. Identify, writing and image, the German Battleship Ostfriesland. Pretend you are General Billy Mitchell in the decade of the 1920’s: Write a brief speech, not a statement, don’t cut and paste either, that summarizes your beliefs about the future of warfare.

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InterWar Stuff

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  1. InterWar Stuff

  2. Identify, writing and image, the German Battleship Ostfriesland

  3. Pretend you are General Billy Mitchell in the decade of the 1920’s: Write a brief speech, not a statement, don’t cut and paste either, that summarizes your beliefs about the future of warfare

  4. Pretend you are General Billy Mitchell in the decade of the 1930’s; Write a brief letter to a friend, don’t copy and paste, about what has happened to your military career, your legal status and what you think about the new President FDR

  5. US Events- Explain why each of the following were written and passed, and identify the Chief Points of each of the following; Neutrality Acts of 1935 Neutrality Act of 1937 Neutrality Act of 1939 John.naile@douglas.k12.ga.us

  6. Please grab a US History Book And get out a piece of paper

  7. “our international relations, though vastly important, are in this point of time and necessity secondary to the establishment of a sound national economy.” FDR, shortly after becoming President, 1933

  8. “….. There is no escape through mere isolation or neutrality….” The above is quoted from FDR, 1937

  9. Guided Reading Chapter 24 Use p. 711 and identify the following Neutrality Act of 1935 Neutrality Act of 1937

  10. Explain/comment on the racial policies of the Japanese during the 1930’s

  11. Use pp. 726-728 to identify the following Destroyers for Bases Deal Election of 1940 “Four Freedoms” USS Greer USS Reuben James

  12. Video to identify terms Weimar Republic Beer Hall Putsch 1923 Mein Kamp Lebensraum

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