
Understanding Europe and Japan in Ruins Activity
Explore the aftermath of World War One and World War Two, including the impact on countries, the creation of the League of Nations, peace treaties, and the emergence of the U.S. as a dominant nation. Learn about the root word "military," related words like militarize and demilitarize, the meaning of disbanding armed forces, and why it is important to prevent countries from waging war.
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Europe and Japan in Ruins Activity
Part A: Build Vocabulary Complete diagram from notes
1. What is 1. What is the root the root word? word? military
2. What 2. What are some related words are some related words? ? militarize militia militant demilitarize
3. What 3. What does the word mean does the word mean? ? disbanding of armed forces
4. 4. Where would it happen Where would it happen? ? in countries that had been at war and were defeated
5. Why 5. Why would it would it happen? happen? to prevent countries from waging war
World War One World War One more death and destruction than ever seen before millions dead and wounded; drained European treasuries destroyed farmland, homes, villages, towns
World War One World War One people felt disillusioned, insecure, and despairing League of Nations created to promote peace
World War One World War One peace treaties punished Germany, created new nations, left legacy of bitterness and resentment U.S. emerged as dominant nation in world
World War Two World War Two more death and destruction than any other conflict in history millions dead millions homeless property damage in billions of dollars
World War Two World War Two hundreds of cities reduced to rubble much of countryside destroyed people without water and electricity and with little food displaced persons wandered countryside
World War Two World War Two thousands died of famine and disease people without shoes and coats in winter some prewar governments returned communists made gains at first in Italy and France but then declined as economies recovered
World War Two World War Two thousands died of famine and disease Nazi war criminals tried U.S. and Soviet Union emerged as two major world powers