Thursday, March 9

Terrible stuff would be done to twins just to see what would happen.

Nationalization is when they took over the businesses and many other things.  Stalin was only 5'3 tall. He would invite people over at like 3 a.m. just to watch a movie. The 1920's was the war to make peace between the countries. The Kellogg Brand Pact made the world safe. 1931 the Japanese invade Machuria which cut off trade with the entire world. Japan had control of Korea since 1910 and Japan was agricultural based. They had different clans in which they would fight each other. Eventually they united the entire country. We started to trade with Japan and they transformed their nation from agricultural to industrialized. Manchuria offered goods to Japan. They also thought that they could use Manchuria as a base. Japan needed raw materials and Manchuria offered it to them. The League of Nations did practically nothing to help anything. It showed that Japan was much more and getting much more agressive. They became better allies with Latin America. Italy lost Ethiopia colony in Africa at the 1896 Battle of Adua. It was one of the worst colonial disasters of modern history. They put an economic embargo on Italy which means they didn't import or export any goods to and from them. Ethiopia was annexed on May 8. Spain was neutral in World War 2. Franco was fighting the communists and Stalin sent money and weapons to help the communists win in Spain. It was an easy victory for FDR. Mussolini didn't like Hitler very much and they became allies right after the war. Hong Kong was a British Colony and Russia started helping China after a while. Too many people and too many resources were problems for many people. The white European area did not get as much popularity as the Holocaust because it took place in Japan and China. The Quarantine Speech was to keep it in and he realized that there were agressive countries in the war. The U.S continued to be neutral and kept their heads in the sand.

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