1. Comparative History - Article- By- Angie Martinez

3. Got to America by 1941

6. 1930 Adolf Hitler rejected the Treaty of Versailles

9. 1941 Congress passed Roosevelt's Lend-Lease bill, US gave billions of dollars to the Britain and the Soviet Union for their military need

10. Hitler invades in June 1941.

11. Japanese attacks Pearl Harbor in December

12. Roosevelt wanted isolation and intervention

13. Prime Minister Winston Churchill tried to talk Roosevelt into a military alliance against Hitler

14. If Britain and America had stood up to the dictators in the 1930s the Second World War would never have happened

15. 1930s the world economy had collapsed into depression,

17. Britain and America did not intervene since they were both just recovering from the depression

18. President Franklin D. Roosevelt lost faith in the League of Nations but still believed that the United States should use its influence in the cause of world peace

19. The Neutrality Act of 1935 was made to prevent America into going into the Great War

20. Roosevelt hated war

21. The English Channel and its routs were very important and they wanted Hitler as far as they could from it

22. British leaders adopted a policy of appeasement… they would negotiate their way out of danger by satisfying their enemies in return for peace

24. Chamberlain under estimated Hitler's long-term ambitions

25. Trade was a major issue.

27. Britain policy of Imperial Preference- low tariffs on imports form empires of other nations were lower than Americans… they wanted America to lower their as well before they began to trade again

28. 1937 Japan, once again violates the treaty of 1922 by attacked China

30. London prepared for attack

32. Europe, Asia, and the Soviet Union suffered during years because their cities were being destroyed, many civilians were being killed, homeless people and everyone was terrorized

33. After Pearl Harbor was attacked Americans were racist and would stereotype them in the media

34. anti-German propaganda made Adolf Hitler look like an evil person

35. Americans dislike Japanese people more while world war II but now they hate Adolf Hitler more

36. We saw Japanese as poor navigators, yet they had pilot skills … prejudice makes people under estimate intelligence… Westerners said that Japanese people had no imagination, they couldn’t shoot, sail, or fly very well

37. Men in combat usually get Dehumanization… eliminates scruples so they don’t hesitate to kill the enemy

38. Japanese were called Yellow Rats!/ Little Men/ Monkeys … Americans had a nasty hate towards Japanese

39. Caricatures were made to make fun of our enemies… so it was said that Americans were childish/ immature (men where more in control)

41. Great Depression- 1929 and 1933, more than eleven thousand American banks failed, 13 million lost their jobs

42. Some European countries got it worse because they had not yet recovered from WWI

43. Unemployment was between 15% - 30% early 1930s.

44. Agricultural countries did better because they depended on their crops and they could survive off that and local businesses developed new strategies

45. Before 1914 an estimated 15 million migrated to America years later only 5 ½ million came to the USA and after that less than 3 ¾ million

46. Germany in 1923—the currency value dropped to almost nothing

47. The roaring 1920s U.S.A.’s average unemployment was about 4%

48. and if that wasn’t bad enough- 29 October 1929the New York Stock Exchange crash of

50. Even after the recovery after 1933 unemployment was still 16%- 20%

51. 1933-1938 Nazi Germany was able to lower the unemployment

52. States would protect their markets and their currencies

53. Great Britain in 1931 abandoned Free Trade

54. Governments stopped protected agriculture. They raised the tariffs against competition

55. By 1913 the U.S.A. was the largest economy in the world it produced 42% of the worlds output

56. 1921 Germany owed America 132 billion Gold Marks (about 33 billion in 1921)

57. 1933 almost half of US home mortgages were in default & a thousand properties a day were being foreclosed.

58. 1932 there were increasingly clear signs that the worst was over

61. Both Roosevelt nor Hitler did not solved the Great Depression

62. Hitler had more successful restoring employment

63. 1933-1938- Nazis boycotted Jewish businesses, established anti-Jewish quotas in professions and schools, forbade intermarriage between Jews and Gentiles, and built the 1st concentration camps,

64. Hitler's order to exterminate the Jews until 1941

65. Early 1933- Great Depression was at its low point

66. Worst-hit countries were Germany and the United States, unemployment was around 25%

67. Both countries experienced poverty and bad leadership

68. Herbert Hoover lacked both political skill and popular appeal

69. 1932- German chancellors; Heinrich Briining was too rigid to be a good politician and too reserved to win the affection of the public

70. Then Franz von Papen was up but was replaced by General Kurt von Schleicher- He soon resigned

71. January 30, 1933, Adolf Hitler became chancellor

73. 1932 political commentator Walter Lippmann, described Roosevelt as "a pleasant man who, without any important qualifications for the office, would very much like to be President”… He didn’t really know anything about economy

74. Hitler was the son of an Austrian customs official. He was a poor student and lazy. He dropped out of school at 14. He lounged around

75. Vienna for 5years, pretending to be studying art.

76. He spoke an uncultivated form of German, with an

77. Austrian accent. He served in the army in the Great

78. War

79. 1929 he had a National Socialist Party