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Communist and Capitalism

There are two  different types of politic system one is Capitalism and the other is Communism.

 

Capitalism is the politic system that allows people to have freedom of speech, the vote and many other points. This means that the government dos not control the newspaper or the business. An example of Capitalism would be the country  of USA.

 

Communism is the total different political system. The USSR was a Communism country meaning that the people there were not allowed the freedom of speech and had only one political party were as the Capitalism had severely. The government ran this lead to the newspaper and the business.

 

 

What was the cold war

 

The cold war was the relationship between the USA and the Soviet Union in 1945-1080. But they never fought again each other if they did then the consequences would be to appalling however they did fight for there  beliefs.  For example in the south Vietnam there were anticommunist and the USA supplied them during the war mean while the north of Vietnam was a pro-communist and fought the south using weapons from Russia

 

The Domino Theory.    

 

  

At the time Vietnam was a communist country this is represented in this cartoon by a Domino benign pushed over by a Vietcong but if Vietnam is pushed over then the next two would fall over meaning that they would turn Communist too. As you can see there is a arm man stood at the other side of the cartoon trying to hold up  the other side of the Domino pact. Stopping the other countries from turning to a Communist.

 

Links for further reading

http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/what%20was%20the%20cold%20war.htm

http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/COLDdomino.htm      

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Neville Chamberlain has been accused of being directly responsible for the Second World War. Would you agree that he is guilty of this? 

  

There are a number of different reasons in why many people would have thought that Neville Chamberlain was responsible for the second world war, but there were other factors involved.  

  

firstly people began to blame Chamberlin because of Appeasement this helped Hitler to get what he wanted this meant that Hitler was now able to get more lebensraum (living space) for his country to control. Due to appeasement, Hitler was able to do this with out any arguments from Britain or France this lead to him thinking that he could do anything to these two countries. He could not do anything to stop him. Hitler was becoming more and more powerful day by day. When Chamberlain finally declared war on Hitler it gave him time to think of a plan to defeat Britain and time for Hitler to get an army together. At this time Britain was one of the most powerful country in the world but they never used there power to protect the counties that need it the most. 

 

There were other different reasons for the start of world war two, one was that perhaps if the terms that had been agreed in the treaty of Versailles had not been as harsh, than maybe Hitler would not have been as powerful. Hitler wanted to  get revenge on his Allies.   

 

Secondly, the invasion on Abyssinia by Mussolini shattered the peace after word war one and stunned the world with what he was doing. Following the invasion of Abyssinia, nobody knew who was on there side if there was to be another war.  

 

Finally, in 1930 Hitler produced an agreement called the Nazi-Soviet pact this meant that Russia could not fight against Hitler leading to them been weakened and scared of going to war.  

 

In conclusion I think that Neville Chamberlain did not that much in the way go directly starting the Second World War more over I think that he should been blame because of the involvement with the appeasement of Hitler.     

 

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coves

Coved and blow holes

 

 

A cove Is made by destructing waves which are powerful waves made by prevailing winds blowing in from the south- west Atlantic ocean. This means that the waves can build up  a large fetch of 5000km.

 

When these powerful waves bash against the sides of the cliffs erosion takes place such as Hydraulic power (which is 10 tun of force per m2 of compressed air into the cracks in the cliff. Corrosion or other wise know as abrasion ( which is when sand gets picked up by the waves and then get throw it the cliffs by  the waves leading the cliff to become softer). These together both erode away  the softer rock (the less resistant rock) leaving behind the harder rock (the more resistant rock) this is limestone.

 

The limestone is made out of the hard rock  and behind the hard rock is clay which is softer meaning that it would get eroded away quicker making I C shaped cove, at the back is chalk which is the harder rock. 

 

An example of a cove is Lulworth cove in Dorset  

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Suggest how Headland and Bays are formed?

 

 

Firstly, you can see Headlands and Bays all around the British coastline for example Scarborough, Robin hoods bay and Bourmouth.

 

Bays are formed by Constructive waves (These are waves that are small in height and Carrie less energy also they have a strong swash but a weak backwash) The Constructive waves Carry large amounts of rock and material that has been eroded away from other parts of the cliff further down the coastline. As the waves crash up on to the cliffs, the waves erodes away large parts of the cliff away this is because a bay I made out of weak resistant rock like sand or clay. This leads to the rock being eroded quicker. Sometimes Bays can stretch to only a few meters to 100,000 kilometres across. Usually when you find a Bay you come across headlands they there surrounded by water on three sides. Headlands are mainly made out of a harder rock (a more of a resistant rock) for example chalk, limestone or granite.

Sometimes you can find caves or stubs in and around the headland.

Over time people have made the headlands there homes but sadly in 5-10 years much of the headland would be destroyed by corrosion. 

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the rise of hitler

how did Hitler come to power

  • in 1923 hilter became the leader of the Nazi party. inflation was running high hitler was and his party was wanting to seize control of germany. he had a group of ex-soldiers including ana war time air force ace called hermann Gorring and a field marshall called ludendorff together they plotted to control munich the capital of bavaria.
    yjey didint plan the take over carefully this lead to hitler losing his nerve. he ended up making speaches to his supporters. hitler ended up arrested when Ludendorff persuaded him to do a march through the streets.
    hitler was given a 5 year prison sentence but he ened up only seving less than a year
  • provide jobs for the people that was lost there jobs and to sort of the economy and to make them proud and strong again but than never really doing any of those things. 
  • they made all the people believe that he was going make the economy better but then not doing nothing about it
  • now that hitler is chancellor his popularity can help us but i didnt think that it would set another election
  • the reichstag was set on  fire in the 1933. and it was the the german parliament
  • because when news broke out about the fire and that it was set on fire by the communists people started to rust hitler 

Why did people support Hitler

  • people started to trust hitler more than anyone eles
  • by making all the jews take all the blame from all the problems
  • hitler was goin to restore profits to small business and provied jobs for people building roads and stadiums

 

Nazi beliefs 

  •  they were going to take back what they lost at the versailles
  • f they didnt have blond hair and bue eyes there were classed as a superior race 
  • get were wantting more living space to expand

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the rise of Hitler and the British policy of Appeasement that led to the Second World War in 1939

Neville Chamberlain
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/PRchamberlain.htm 
in the link it tells you about Neville Chamberlain and the history of how he was related to the world war two 
 http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/historic_figures/chamberlain_arthur_neville.shtml
this also show the role he played in the world war two
Appeasement
http://www.johndclare.net/RoadtoWWII4.htm
the link tells you about the meaning of Appeasement, and it uses pitchers to describe the meaning.
http://www.omnibusol.com/wcessay6.html
This give a more detail on how the world war 2 used appeasement
Munich Agreement,
http://web.jjay.cuny.edu/~jobrien/reference/ob66.html
The link tell you more about the countries that was involved 
 http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/397522/Munich-agreement
This describes it the much Agreement in little less detail
Rise of Hitler
http://www.historyplace.com/worldwar2/riseofhitler/born.htm
this link show the histroy of Hitler and his backgrond
http://www2.dsu.nodak.edu/users/dmeier/Holocaust/hitler.html
this shows bit of a summary of the the rise of hitler
Causes of WWII
http://www.rpfuller.com/gcse/history/6.html 
this spilts up the information into different parts and adds a lot of detail about the causes of would war 2
http://www.socyberty.com/History/Causes-of-WWII.45941
shows the coause and give some comments on what other people think 
This is a link to the OCR textbook
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=rpY562-RAzIC&pg=PA82&dq=ocr+why+had+international+peace+collapse+by+1939
 
 
Links for more reading
 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/worldwars/wwtwo/hitler_01.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/history/mwh/germany/hitlerpowerrev1.shtml
http://www.johndclare.net/Weimar7.htm
Hitler
nevile Chamberlain

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