History SL
5
Chapters
187
Notes
Case study 1: Japanese Expansion In East Asia 1931-41 (The Global War)
Case Study 2: German & Italian Expansion 1933-40 (The Global War)
Italy's WWI Expansion: A Journey Through Conflict & Identity
Exploring Mussolini's Impact on Italian Foreign Policy
Unlocking Mussolini's Expansionist Policy A Right & Necessity
Exploring Mussolini's Economic Impact on Italy’s Foreign Policy
Unlocking Mussolini's Foreign Policy Secrets!
1923 Corfu Incident: Mussolini’s Controversial Invasion!
Fiume Tension: Italy’s 1924 Power Play
Explore The Intricacies Of The Locarno Pact, 1925!
1930s: Transformation of Italian Foreign Policy
Hitler's Ascent: Impact on 1930s Europe
Italy's Abyssinian Conquest: Unearthed Truths!
1934 Abyssinia Invasion: Unveiling Hidden Truths
Peace Quest: Resolving Italy-Abyssinia Clash!
Strategic Diplomacy Britain, France & Italy's Pact
Abyssinia & Italy: A Tale of Invasion
Global Impact The Spanish Civil War & International Relations
Albania's 1939 Invasion: Untold Secrets Revealed!
Mussolini's Invasion: Unveiling Hidden Motives!
Explore Mussolini's Impact: Italy's Invasion Insight!
1919: Germany's Struggle with Treaty of Versailles
Rise and Fall of Weimar Republic: A Prelude to Hitler
Nazism's Impact on Germany’s Foreign Policy
Unlocking Hitler’s Foreign Policy Secrets
Understanding Hitler's Ruthless Rise to Power
Germany’s Policy Shift Domestic Issues & Foreign Strategies
Unraveling Hitler's Defiance World Disarmament Woes
Hitler’s Stealthy Rearm Global Reactions & Pacts
Germany's Bold Rearmament & Global Reactions
Rhineland's Tactical Remilitarization A Shift in Power
Diplomatic Shifts: Europe's Dance with Mussolini & Hitler
1937 Hitler's Secret Meeting & The Hossbach Memorandum
Hitler's Foreign Policy 1933-1937 Speculation or Planning
Hitler's Anschluss: Austria's Merge Into The Third Reich
Sudeten Crisis Czechoslovakia's Tensions & Germany's Desire
May 1938 Crisis Czechoslovakia's Tension With Hitler's Germany
Munich Conference 1938 The Hidden Implications Revealed!
Munich Agreement Strategic Delay or Diplomatic Blunder
Poland's Peril: Why Germany Ignited WWII Over The Polish Corridor
German-Italian Relations The Unraveling Pact Of Steel, 1939
Nazi-Soviet Pact The Shocking Alliance of 1939
Unveiled Europe's Reaction to Nazi Aggression in 1939-40
US Neutrality in Europe's Interwar Years: A Deep Dive
Fall of France and Italy's Unexpected War Moves
The Battle Of Britain: Hitler's Failed Invasion Of The UK
Decoding WWII Varied Historian Perspectives on War's Outbreak
Europe 1938-1940 Triggers of WWII and Hitler's Role
Unveiling ToK Bridging the Gap Between History & Critical Thought
Unlocking Knowledge: 8 Ways in ToK & History
Unlocking The Intricacies Of ToK's Eight Areas Of Knowledge
Unraveling ToK: How Historical Development Shapes Knowledge
Exploring Shared Vs. Personal Knowledge in ToK & History
Maximizing IB History Skills for ToK Success
Part 1 - Rivalry, Mistrust & Accord (The Cold War)
Part 2 - Leaders & Nations (The Cold War)
Part 3 - Cold War Crises (The Cold War)
History SL
Case Study 2: German & Italian Expansion 1933-40 (The Global War)
US Neutrality in Europe's Interwar Years: A Deep Dive
509 words
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Last edited on 5th Nov 2024
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🇺🇸 US Response in the Interwar Period 🕊️
- Diplomatic Approach: Supported neutrality towards European conflicts. Think of it as the US trying to avoid drama in school, staying out of European “friendship fights.”
- US & League of Nations: Kind of like that club everyone joined but the US? They didn't. So, the US was not a part of it.
- Tensions in 1930s: Europe and Asia are becoming "tension central." Think of it as the storm clouds gathering, and the US is getting more umbrellas (increasing efforts) to remain neutral.
- US Neutrality Acts: They had rules to keep them out of European affairs. Think of it as a strict parent saying, "Do not go out after 10 PM!" Check out more in Case Study 1.
War Time Decisions 💣
- Europe at War: Just when you thought the drama couldn’t escalate, Europe goes full-on World War. US? They said, “We're neutral.”
- However! Plot Twist: In 1939, President Franklin Roosevelt did a little rule-changing. Imagine if you could only shop online, but then you're allowed to shop in-store too. Belligerent countries (countries at war) could now buy from the US and ship items themselves.
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Case Study 2: German & Italian Expansion 1933-40 (The Global War)
US Neutrality in Europe's Interwar Years: A Deep Dive
509 words
3 mins read
Last edited on 5th Nov 2024
Table of content
🇺🇸 US Response in the Interwar Period 🕊️
- Diplomatic Approach: Supported neutrality towards European conflicts. Think of it as the US trying to avoid drama in school, staying out of European “friendship fights.”
- US & League of Nations: Kind of like that club everyone joined but the US? They didn't. So, the US was not a part of it.
- Tensions in 1930s: Europe and Asia are becoming "tension central." Think of it as the storm clouds gathering, and the US is getting more umbrellas (increasing efforts) to remain neutral.
- US Neutrality Acts: They had rules to keep them out of European affairs. Think of it as a strict parent saying, "Do not go out after 10 PM!" Check out more in Case Study 1.
War Time Decisions 💣
- Europe at War: Just when you thought the drama couldn’t escalate, Europe goes full-on World War. US? They said, “We're neutral.”
- However! Plot Twist: In 1939, President Franklin Roosevelt did a little rule-changing. Imagine if you could only shop online, but then you're allowed to shop in-store too. Belligerent countries (countries at war) could now buy from the US and ship items themselves.
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