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Today we went over Bruns's background picture, then he showed a powerpoint. I coulda swore that old guy was Uncle Sam. His powerpoint was over, again, the Treaty of Versailles. We talked about a "Rhineland" which Germany apparently couldnt pass throu

I cannot believe that it is only Tuesday. I am extremely dissapointed.

Today, though I was gone, I attempted to get into the sync of of what we're learning about. Lookin' like the treaty of Versailles.

Germany had to pay 33 billion, and also lost vit

Today, lots of people were gone, and Bruns talked about this stuff.

I. Treaty of Versailles
-know what it specifically did and how it helped lead to WWII
*Land lost by Axis powers, especially Germany & Soviet Union. Germany lost land to France Belgium D

I was gone today for FFA Subdistrict Contest.

today we had blog dicussion, and listened to a lecture about the treaty of versaiiss

• the war guilt clause made germany responsible for the war
• the 14 point plan was rejected:
• the leauge of nations:
• it is  a treaty kind of like the united nations
• it helpe

We started today by reviewing what we talked about yesterday. Then we started talking about the Financial consequences of the Treaty of Versailles. Germany had to pay 33 billion, and it had a negative effect on Germanys economy. They went into a depr

Me ally and teresa decided on shindlers list for our assigned blog!

We are taking notes!

I. Treaty of Versailles
-know what it specifically did and how it helped lead to WWII

***Military.

*Germanys army reduced to 100,000 men. NO TANKS

*Germany not allowe

Today, we reviewed some more information on WWII...Then, we did blog discussions..

Below are the test questions:

Notes:

Leaders in World War II:

**Adolf Hitler (Germany-Axis Powers)
**Benito Mussolini (Italy-Axis Powers)
**Winston Churchill (Great Britain-Allied Powers)
**Franklin Roosevelt (U.S.-Allied Powers)
**Tajekai To Jo (Japan-Axis Powers)
**Joseph Stali

I. Treaty of Versailles
-know what it specifically did and how it helped lead to WWII

Treaty of Vesallies was the offical treaty that ended world war one.

After world war one germany was split and poland was inbetween germany and the soviet union.

The pa

Germany had to pay a total debt of 33 billion to other countries as well pay their own debt. This put this in a deep depression. The War Guilt Clause basically said that Germany was responsible for the war and charged them the 33 billion debt. Insult

Today we went over mr bruns' power point and did blog discussions.

Mondays Notes:

Hitler-Axis power

Wincent Churchill (Great Britain)-Allie power

Bonito..(Italy)-Axis power

FDR-Allie power

Hadeke Tojo (Japan)-Axis power

Joseph Stallen (Soviet Union)-A

Financial -

The loss of vital industrial territory would be a servere blow to Germany's economy. Coal from the Saar and Upper Silesia in particular was a vital economic loss.

Combined with the financial penalties linked to reparations, it seemed clear

Today, in class, we got on the computers and did our blog discussions.

I. Treaty of Versailles
-know what it specifically did and how it helped lead to WWII- Took a lot of land from Germany, as well as make them admit that they were responsible for WW

Today we went over the powerpoint and started blog discussions.

I. Treaty of Versailles
(know what it specifically did and how it helped lead to WWII)

-Germany lost land to France, Belgium, Denmark, Poland and Czechoslovakia
-Lost overseas colonies to J