Download creates fascism

World War II
Pt 1 – Rise of Fascism in Europe
Il Duce
(Italy’s Benito Mussolini)
creates “fascism”
anti-communist but also an alternative to capitalism
--from the Latin, fasces, meaning…
symbol of unity
creates “fascism”
--from the Latin, fasces, meaning…
An ancient Roman
fasces, a more
militaristic symbol
of unity
creates “fascism”
--from the Latin, fasces, meaning…
creates fascism
 Economically: a type of highly-regulated capitalism
THE STATE facilitates “syndicates” of companies
and labor unions
creates fascism
 Politically: anti-democratic;
one leader, surrounded by a “brain trust”
creates fascism
 Socially: nationalistic; anti-individualistic
THE STATE dictates morality
• Glorified war
• Thought that nations
must acquire empire
or else decay
Mussolini speaking
• Glorified war
• Thought that nations
must acquire empire
or else decay
How will the League of Nations react?
THEY’LL BE WIMPS
Haile Selassie,
leader of Ethiopia,
speaks before the
assembly of nations
The effect of the Depression on
international affairs
[insert villainous laugh
here]
THEY’LL BE WIMPS
Haile Selassie,
leader of the League,
speaks before the
assembly of nations
1936: Alliances, here we go again…
CREATION OF THE ROME-BERLIN “AXIS”
Directly Comparative Thesis Statements
COMPARE AND CONTRAST EUROPEAN AND JAPANESE
FEUDALISM, c. 800-1300 C.E.
After the fall of the western Roman empire in the 5th century
and the demise of the Heian Court of Japan in the 12th century,
each region developed feudalism as a governing system.
Yet, despite emerging out of the same need for security and
stability, feudalism in Europe and Japan differed greatly in
attitudes toward women due to the patriarchal beliefs that
survived the Roman empire.
Directly Comparative Thesis Statements
COMPARE AND CONTRAST EUROPEAN AND JAPANESE
FEUDALISM, c. 800-1300 C.E.
After the fall of the western Roman empire in the 5th century
and the demise of the Heian Court of Japan in the 12th century,
each region developed feudalism as a governing system.
Yet, despite emerging out of the same need for security and
stability, feudalism in Europe and Japan differed greatly in
attitudes toward women due to the patriarchal beliefs that
survived the Roman empire.
PLAN FOR SIMILARITIES PARAGRAPHS
Directly Comparative Thesis Statements
COMPARE AND CONTRAST EUROPEAN AND JAPANESE
FEUDALISM, c. 800-1300 C.E.
After the fall of the western Roman empire in the 5th century
and the demise of the Heian Court of Japan in the 12th century,
each region developed feudalism as a governing system.
Yet, despite emerging out of the same need for security and
stability, feudalism in Europe and Japan differed greatly in
attitudes toward women due to the patriarchal beliefs that
survived the Roman empire.
PLAN FOR DIFFERENCES PARAGRAPH
Directly Comparative Thesis Statements
COMPARE AND CONTRAST GERMAN AND ITALIAN FASCISM
BETWEEN 1925 AND 1945.
After the fall of the western Roman empire in the 5th century
and the demise of the Heian Court of Japan in the 12th century,
each region developed feudalism as a governing system.
Yet, despite emerging out of the same need for security and
stability, feudalism in Europe and Japan differed greatly in
attitudes toward women due to the patriarchal beliefs that
survived the Roman empire.
PLAN FOR DIFFERENCES PARAGRAPH
Directly Comparative Thesis Statements
COMPARE AND CONTRAST GERMAN AND ITALIAN FASCISM IN
THE 1930’s.
While fascism in 1930’s Germany and Italy demanded selfsacrifice and allegiance to the State, the Italian government
was more intrusive in its dictates on business methods and
personal morality.After the fall of the western Roman empire in
the 5th century and the demise of the Heian Court of Japan in
the 12th century, each region developed feudalism as a
governing system.
Yet, despite emerging out of the same need for security and
stability, feudalism in Europe and Japan differed greatly in
attitudes toward women due to the patriarchal beliefs that
survived the Roman empire.