WW1 and WW2

• Blitzkrieg

  Biglaan na pagsakop ng Germany sa iba
• Maginot line

  Border ng France laban sa Nazi
• Lend lease

  pagbigay ng USA ng materyales maliban sa mga Axis
• Atlantic Charter

  Kasunduan na labanan ang germany at itatag and malayang daigdig
• DEC 7, 1941

  Pearl Harbor
• DEC 8, 1941


  Japan invaded the Philippines, Pampanga at maynila
• APRIL 9, 1941


  Bumagsak ang bataan
• Berlin wall

  Ang paghati ng Germany
• Hati ng Germany

  WEST: Demokrasya

  EAST: Kommunismo
• Axis powers: Germany, Italy, Japan,
• ALLIED POWERS: Great britain, USA, France, Russia
• Germany

  Adolf Hitler: Nazismo
• Italya

  Musolini: Fascismo
• Japan

  Emperor Hirohito: Imperyalismo
• USA

  Roosevelt: Demokrasya
• G. Britain

  Winston Churchill: Demokrasya
• France

  De Gaule: Demokrasya
• Russia

  Stalin: Kommunismo
• Sept 1, 1939


  Nilusob and Poland at nagdeklara and France at Great Britain ng laban sa Germany
• Dahilan ng WWI

  • Militarismo
  • Alyansa
  • Nasyonalismo
  • Imperyalismo
• Epekto ng WWI

  • Maraming Namatay
  • Nabago ang mapa ng Europa
  • Bumagsak ang ottoman empire at iba pang monarkiya
  • Teknolohiya
• ang u-boat ay ginawa ng germany
• Triple entente: Great Britain, France, and Russia
• Alliance:Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy
• Ang ww1 ay tinatawag rin na the great war
• Alliance System: Entangled web of alliances between European powers.
• Imperialism: Competition for colonies and resources.
• Nationalism: Intense pride and competition between nations.
• Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand: Sparked the war between Austria-Hungary and Serbia.
• Casualties: Approximately 17 million deaths and 20 million wounded.
• Treaty of Versailles: Imposed harsh conditions on Germany, leading to resentment and setting the stage for World War II.
• Redrawing of Borders: Collapse of empires (Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman, Russian), leading to the formation of new nations and borders.
• Economic Devastation: Europe faced economic ruin with massive debts and loss of infrastructure.
• League of Nations: Established as a precursor to the United Nations to maintain peace and prevent future conflicts.
• 1. Casualties:

  Estimated 70-85 million deaths, including civilian casualties and Holocaust victims.
• Atomic Bombings: Hiroshima and Nagasaki suffered catastrophic destruction, leading to Japan's surrender and the end of the war.
• Holocaust: Genocide of six million Jews, as well as other minority groups, by Nazi Germany.
• Formation of the United Nations: Established in 1945 to promote international cooperation and prevent future conflicts.
• Cold War: Tensions between the United States and Soviet Union emerged, shaping global politics for decades.
• David Lloyd George: Prime Minister of the United Kingdom during World War I, played a crucial role in the Allied victory.