World Wars & Totalitarianism
WWI causes and effects, interwar period, rise of totalitarianism, WWII, and the Holocaust
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Study WWI causes (MAIN: militarism, alliances, imperialism, nationalism), trench warfare, Treaty of Versailles, interwar period, rise of fascism (Hitler, Mussolini) and communism (Stalin), WWII theaters, the Holocaust, atomic bombs, and the United Nations.
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