Revenge and Appeasement don't really work in most situations. Its been proven many times in history. A way appeasement doesn't work is when Great Britain and France put all the restrictions on Germany. Germany was not allowed to have any airplanes, any tanks, had to maintain a certain amount of troops, they split Germany up into other countries, and were not allowed to have any secret alliances. This made Germany mad and they had to get revenge on them. This is when Adolf Hitler was elected.
One incident that proves revenge doesn't work is before World War II. The way Hitler got elected was by telling people he would get revenge on Great Britain and France for putting many restrictions, When Adolf Hitler got elected he started to build airplanes and tanks and built a huge army. This was his plan for revenge. He eventually got Britain and France to notice what he was doing and they told Hitler to stop, but he didn't. His actions for revenge got France and Britain mad, this was a lead to World War II.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Monday, March 18, 2013
DBQ Question
Who and What caused World War I:
- Government
- Allies
- Serbia
- Austria-Hungary
- England
- Triple Alliance
- Triple Entente
- the Ultimatum
- Leaders
- the murder of the Prince
- All the Countries
- Government
- Allies
- Serbia
- Austria-Hungary
- England
- Triple Alliance
- Triple Entente
- the Ultimatum
- Leaders
- the murder of the Prince
- All the Countries
Summary of the Russian Revolution
1. Russians long term problems caused a revolution in 1974.
2. Alexander the second was one of the strictest leaders Russian had ever had.
3. With the industrialization of Russia, they began to have new problems and with that they elected a new leader. Vladimir Lenin.
4. On January 22, 1905, workers began to protest for better working conditions and the leader, Nicholas the second, ordered a group to fire at them which killed several hundred people and became know as "Bloody Sunday".
5. Nicholas the second dragged Russia into World War 1 and they became huge in debt, when he went to help he left his wife in charge of the government and she turned to Rasputin to help make decisions, but then was later killed.
6. A group of protesters make Nicholas abandon his throne and later they executed his family, then Russia changed it government to "provisional government".
7. The Russians were afraid of Lenin and the Bolsheviks coming back because they thought they would stir up unrest and hurt the efforts of Russian beating Germany.
8. A army of factory works came together and called themselves the Bolshevik Red Guards, and they took over the government offices and arrested the leaders.
9. Lenin ordered that all the farm land be split up between the peasants, the factories would be ran by the workers, stop all fighting and begin peace-talks, and then signed the "Treaty of Brest-Litovsk" and Russia turned a lot of the land over to Germany.
10. The Whit Army was formed to defeat the Bolsheviks Red Army, after 14 million Russians died, a famine followed and it showed the Bolsheviks could seize power and maintain it.
11. The Russian Revolution was much like the French and American Revolutions.
12. Lenin started a small-scale version of capitalism called NEP, and the government still kept control of the kept control of major industries, banks, and means of communication, but it let some small factories, businesses, and farms operate under private ownership
2. Alexander the second was one of the strictest leaders Russian had ever had.
3. With the industrialization of Russia, they began to have new problems and with that they elected a new leader. Vladimir Lenin.
4. On January 22, 1905, workers began to protest for better working conditions and the leader, Nicholas the second, ordered a group to fire at them which killed several hundred people and became know as "Bloody Sunday".
5. Nicholas the second dragged Russia into World War 1 and they became huge in debt, when he went to help he left his wife in charge of the government and she turned to Rasputin to help make decisions, but then was later killed.
6. A group of protesters make Nicholas abandon his throne and later they executed his family, then Russia changed it government to "provisional government".
7. The Russians were afraid of Lenin and the Bolsheviks coming back because they thought they would stir up unrest and hurt the efforts of Russian beating Germany.
8. A army of factory works came together and called themselves the Bolshevik Red Guards, and they took over the government offices and arrested the leaders.
9. Lenin ordered that all the farm land be split up between the peasants, the factories would be ran by the workers, stop all fighting and begin peace-talks, and then signed the "Treaty of Brest-Litovsk" and Russia turned a lot of the land over to Germany.
10. The Whit Army was formed to defeat the Bolsheviks Red Army, after 14 million Russians died, a famine followed and it showed the Bolsheviks could seize power and maintain it.
11. The Russian Revolution was much like the French and American Revolutions.
12. Lenin started a small-scale version of capitalism called NEP, and the government still kept control of the kept control of major industries, banks, and means of communication, but it let some small factories, businesses, and farms operate under private ownership
Friday, March 15, 2013
Journal Activity 3-15-13
What was the Russian Revolution?
-When the Russians had people invade and they could either stay and work for factories or go and work on the farm. Then the Bolsheviks invaded they had to chose a new leader to help defeat them. They chose Joseph Stalin.
-When the Russians had people invade and they could either stay and work for factories or go and work on the farm. Then the Bolsheviks invaded they had to chose a new leader to help defeat them. They chose Joseph Stalin.
Monday, March 11, 2013
Journal Activity 3-11-13
What were the causes and effects of the Industrial Revolution?
The causes of the Industrial Revolution are Labor Supply, Natural resources, Market, Transportation, Entrepreneurs, Investment capital, Government Support.
The causes of the Industrial Revolution are Labor Supply, Natural resources, Market, Transportation, Entrepreneurs, Investment capital, Government Support.
Monday, February 25, 2013
Journal Activity 2-25-13
Scientific Revolutions.
1. Cell Phones
2. Wireless Internet
3. Internet in genera
4. Machines
5. Medicines
6. Education
7. Clothes
8. Technology
9. Foods (Healthy foods/junk foods)
10. Television
11. Movies
12. Health Care
13. Music
14. Transportation
15. Arts
16. Electricity
17. Public Health
18. Jobs
19. Government
20. Ways of Living
21. Furniture
22. Shipping
1. Cell Phones
2. Wireless Internet
3. Internet in genera
4. Machines
5. Medicines
6. Education
7. Clothes
8. Technology
9. Foods (Healthy foods/junk foods)
10. Television
11. Movies
12. Health Care
13. Music
14. Transportation
15. Arts
16. Electricity
17. Public Health
18. Jobs
19. Government
20. Ways of Living
21. Furniture
22. Shipping
Friday, February 15, 2013
Journal Activity 2-15-13
Example of SYNERGY
-The fall of Rome. The dark ages didn't have protection and a center place of government. We still have a lot of Roman inventions today like toilets, pipes and many other things.
-The fall of Rome. The dark ages didn't have protection and a center place of government. We still have a lot of Roman inventions today like toilets, pipes and many other things.
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