Essay On The Consequences Of Ww2
World war two had many consequences for everyone. There were so many countries that had got attacked and a lot of damage was done to them. There were many things that contributed to the start of world war one. One of the main reason was the political ways at the time, they had a lot to do with why the world even started. There were other reason’s to but many of the countries had conflicts that just had to do with the politicians at the time. All the conflicts started to arise at the last few moths of 1940and went all the way through the summer of 1941 (World War Two in photos).
World War Two started because of a person named Adolf Hitler. He believed that the Germans belonged the Aryan race. He believed that the Aryan race was better than all …show more content…
More than 80 million people died in the war, and 39 million of theses deaths happened in Europe (The Effects of World War II on Economic and Health Outcomes across Europe). Since Europe was the cause of both World War One and Two, it was hard for any of the other countries to trust them.
The Soviet Union was also impacted hard by the war. The Soviet’s had lost about 27 million people. Over two/thirds of the people that died were civilians. In order to rebuild their country, they took advantage of the men that just came back from war and some of the German prisoners. They made them rebuild the country and they did now allow them to have a choice in which job they wanted (WWll Soviet Union).
Even though there were “neutral” countries, without realizing it they all did pick a side. So if we were to look at them closer you would see that Portugal, Sweden, Colombia, and Switzerland all helped the Allied Powers by supplying "voluntary" brigades to the United Kingdom. While Spain avoided the Allies in favor of the Axis. Ireland generally favored the Allied side, as with the United States. However, the United States stayed neutral up until December 8, 1941. That was the day that the Japan did the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor. They hoped by staying neutral that they would be able to stay out of the war and it would protect their
World War Two started because of a person named Adolf Hitler. He believed that the Germans belonged the Aryan race. He believed that the Aryan race was better than all …show more content…
More than 80 million people died in the war, and 39 million of theses deaths happened in Europe (The Effects of World War II on Economic and Health Outcomes across Europe). Since Europe was the cause of both World War One and Two, it was hard for any of the other countries to trust them.
The Soviet Union was also impacted hard by the war. The Soviet’s had lost about 27 million people. Over two/thirds of the people that died were civilians. In order to rebuild their country, they took advantage of the men that just came back from war and some of the German prisoners. They made them rebuild the country and they did now allow them to have a choice in which job they wanted (WWll Soviet Union).
Even though there were “neutral” countries, without realizing it they all did pick a side. So if we were to look at them closer you would see that Portugal, Sweden, Colombia, and Switzerland all helped the Allied Powers by supplying "voluntary" brigades to the United Kingdom. While Spain avoided the Allies in favor of the Axis. Ireland generally favored the Allied side, as with the United States. However, the United States stayed neutral up until December 8, 1941. That was the day that the Japan did the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor. They hoped by staying neutral that they would be able to stay out of the war and it would protect their