World War 2

Causes of WWII

Many reason contributed to the start of World War II. The four major causes are the new forms in government, the treaty of Versailles, humiliation of Germany, and lastly the failure of the League of Nations.

One of the major causes of World War II was the forms of government. This was one of the major cause because when dictators came to power in many countries, because many dictators such Hitler, Mussolini, Staelin, and Roosevelt took many decisions that made their country prosper yet it was bad for their country. Some leaders were aggressors like Hitler who broke an N.A.A with Russia while others led the war against aggression like Roosevelt. Some of these leaders succeeded while others didn’t. Even though, many leaders led their countries to a prosperous country, for instance, Germany was led to prosperity by Hitler but he broke many promises made in the treaty of Versailles which said there should be no naval, air force and the army size should be reduced but Hitler didn’t care about the treaty and went on with his plan. Also, this led to another cause, the treaty of Versailles.

Another cause of the Second World War was the treaty of Versailles, which forced the Germans not to have an air and naval force and that the army size should be reduced to 100k troops and should only be used for defensive purposes. Also they were forced to give up land that they captured during WWI. This humiliated Germany because they were a strong nation but after all these condition, it didn’t see right. Right after Hitler came in power, he broke all those conditions and simply didn’t care about them and started building his army, he made his naval and air force strong, made many ground troops and artillery bigger and stronger. Hitler wanted to occupy other countries and seeked revenge

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on the countries that humiliated his country. This led to another cause of Germany being humiliated which is the third cause of WWII.

A third factor was the...