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- AP Euro Week 15 – Week 16 2nd and 3rd Weeks of April Monday 5. Welcome Back Return Unit 7 Tests Introduce new unit: World War II and Communism Reading and Analysis: In the Garden of Beasts Analysis: Fascism as a product of “victimization” HOMEWORK: S&D: pp. 891-898 1. What were some of the components of Lenin’s “New Economic Policy” (NEP)? 2. What was the goal of Stalin’s “Five Year Plan”? 3. What were some of the flaws of Stalin, especially when compared to Trotsky and/or Lenin?...But then, how did he become dominant by 1927? 4. What is meant by the term “collectivization of agriculture”? 5. What was the Gosplan? 6. ANALYSIS: Did Stalin’s “Five Year Plan” work? Provide evidence. 7. Describe daily life under Stalinism. 8. What was the Great Purge? What were gulags? Tuesday NO CLASS 6. 7. 8. What were some of the fundamental principles of “national socialism”? Be sure to add the “racial component” to this answer… What “ingredients” in Germany led to Hitler’s rise to power? (HINT: Be sure to discuss the Lebensraum, depression, and “Left” division…) Under the Nazi State, describe what happened to: …opposing parties …traitors inside of his own party …professionals and educators …Jews (Nuremburg Laws) Under the Nazi State, describe: …unemployment numbers …Volksgemeinschaft …Aryanization …lives of Nazi women Thursday NO CLASS Friday Out of the Ashes: Mussolini’s Italy and Hitler’s Germany Analysis: Stalin, Mussolini, Hitler and an Analysis of Leadership Styles “Lightning Fast”: We Were Not Supposed to Think “The Night of the Long Knives”: The War Drum Beats Again HOMEWORK: S&D: pp. 907-912 1. What was the initial policy of appeasement? 2. To where did Hitler march first? 3. What is meant by the term Anschluss? 4. With which country did Germany sign a “nonaggression pact”? 5. Into which countries did the blitzkrieg storm? 6. What was Hitler’s New Order? 7. Describe Nazi occupation in France and Poland / East Europe. Wednesday – LATE START PLC From Lenin to Stalin: The Great Leap Forward Analysis: Stalin, Mussolini, Hitler and an Analysis of Leadership Styles HOMEWORK: S&D: pp. 898-907 1. Describe Italy in the 1920s. 2. What promises did Mussolini make to the Italians? 3. Define the Black Shirts through the lens of fascism. 4. Define Mussolini’s “Return To Order” via the Lateran Agreement and expansion in Africa. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Monday NO CLASS Tuesday World War II: “The Lights Have Gone Out All Over Europe”: From the Blitz to the Front Video: “Hitler’s Perfect Children” The “Other” War: The Rape of Europa HOMEWORK: S&D: pp. 912-914; 1. What countries comprised the Grand Alliance? What was its goal? 2. Where were the “hinges of fate” military battles / victories? 3. Why couldn’t the Nazis take the Soviet Union? 4. What happened to Mussolini? 5. The war ended when which armies closed in on which location? Wednesday NO CLASS Thursday War’s End: The Legacy of Judgment Movie: Der Untergang (Downfall) Judgment: The Nuremburg Trials Movie: Conspiracy Judgment: The Holocaust: What We Did…and Didn’t…Know HOMEWORK: S&D: pp. 924-933 1. Provide numbers for the “human costs” of World War II. (Be sure to include DPs…) 2. Who were the “Big Three” that settled the postwar world? What were some of the things that were decided? (Yalta Conference specifically…) 3. What was the Truman Doctrine? 4. What was the Marshall Plan? 5. Describe the Berlin Airlift crisis. 6. What was NATO? the Warsaw Pact? 7. What is meant by the term “Big Science”? Friday NO CLASS “Pardon My Reach”: Settling the Postwar World and the Showdown With Communism Spotlight On: The Berlin Crisis Reading and Analysis: Communism’s Appeal Spotlight On: “Behind The Curtain” with the East German Stasi HOMEWORK: S&D: pp.