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Bucher's House of Learning Acing AICE International History
by Tiffany Bucher
This series is geared towards content for AICE International History. It will cover the Scramble for Africa, Japanese Imperialism, US Imperialism, the causes and outcomes of WWI, the League of Nations in the 1920s and 1930s, and the rise of the dictators in Europe in the 1930s.
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Japanese Military Dictatorship
This episodes looks at Japan's descent into a dictatorship, the consequences of their invasion in Manchuria, the Second Sino Japanese War, the alliances, and WWII. We will also look at their motives for their attack at Pearl Harbor, and the overall consequence for Japan in the 1930s and 1940s.
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CCP Gains Support
This episode will look at the rise of Mao Zedong after the Long March. How he will exploit propaganda, the outbreak of the Second Sino-Japanese War, and the Chinese Civil War to become the ultimate leader of China.
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Chiang's Approach to the KMT and the CCP
This episode looks at the rivalry between the KMT and CCP. Chiang would try to rid the KMT of the CCP, but other forces were at play. The KMT was still in power, but the CCP was still around.
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China's Warlord Era 1916-1928
Discover the time period in which China falls into political, economic and social chaos. We will see the emergence of the KMT and CCP, and leaders such as Chiang Kai-Shek and Sun Yet Sen.
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Motives of Europeans Imperializing Africa
After all the interactions that Europeans had with Africa, why were they now determined to conquer the great continent? We will explore the contributing factors that drove Europeans to Africa.
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Conflicts Among Europeans
In this episode we will look at some of the specific conflicts that arose between the European powers during their pursuit of conquering African nations.
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Dictators
This episode deals with the rise of extremism in Europe during the Interwar Period looking specifically at Mussolini, the Spanish Civil War and Hitler.
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Interwar Period
This episode explores the problems that world faced after World War I. It discusses the Washington Naval Conference, the Genoa Conference, Dawes Plan, the Young Plan, the Locarno Treaties and the World Disarmament Conference.
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The Outbreak of WWI
This episode explores the long and short term cause of WWI
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Japanese Imperialism
This episode looks at Japan's ability to modernize rapidly in the 19th Century, and the building of their empire. It explores the causes and effects of the 1st Sino Japanese War, the Russo Japanese War and the involvement of Japan in WWI.
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US Imperialism
This episode looks at the expansion of the United State's empire during the later half of the 19th Century looking at the causes, events and outcomes of this time period. We will discuss the annexation of territories in the pacific, and Caribbean, the Spanish American War, and the US's involvement in WWI.
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Scramble for Africa
This episode is a study guide on the cause, events, and outcomes of the scramble for Africa. It explores the reasons Europeans looked to imperialize Africa, the tensions between Britain, France and Germany and the consequences of the Scramble for Africa.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
This series is geared towards content for AICE International History. It will cover the Scramble for Africa, Japanese Imperialism, US Imperialism, the causes and outcomes of WWI, the League of Nations in the 1920s and 1930s, and the rise of the dictators in Europe in the 1930s.
HOSTED BY
Tiffany Bucher
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