Long And Short Causes Of World War 2
In this Essay, I am going to explain the long and short causes of World War two.
The war was caused by both long and short causes, From October 1929 an economy depression happened in America, it spread all around the world. Due to this million of people were throw away from the work and some of them starve to death. As this happened lot of people were angry and they turned to political extremists.
After this In Germany and Italy, fascist dictators such as Hitler came to power and in Japan started getting power. As a result, countries became more aggressive until they started invading countries, for example, Japan invaded Manchuria in 1932 and Italy invaded Abyssinia in 1935.
When Hitler gain power in Germany he began to make Germany great again and us he thought that the treaty of Versailles was not fair to their country he started revealing and sometimes he break the treaty of Versailles for example in 1933 Hitler started to build his army and telling all men they needed to join the army by using propaganda, Secret police and concentration camps that was called conscription as a result in 1935 Hitler told the world about his huge army but the other countries didn’t respond to his consequences so Hitler kept breaking the treaty of Versailles. …show more content…
In doing so, he broke the terms of the Treaty of Versailles. World leaders like the British Prime Minister, Neville Chamberlain, and France's Édouard Daladier tried a policy of appeasement negotiating with Hitler and offering concessions. Therefore, in September 1938, the Munich Agreement gave Hitler the Sudetenland. The Czechs were not asked what they thought about it. Hitler occupied the Sudetenland in the following
The war was caused by both long and short causes, From October 1929 an economy depression happened in America, it spread all around the world. Due to this million of people were throw away from the work and some of them starve to death. As this happened lot of people were angry and they turned to political extremists.
After this In Germany and Italy, fascist dictators such as Hitler came to power and in Japan started getting power. As a result, countries became more aggressive until they started invading countries, for example, Japan invaded Manchuria in 1932 and Italy invaded Abyssinia in 1935.
When Hitler gain power in Germany he began to make Germany great again and us he thought that the treaty of Versailles was not fair to their country he started revealing and sometimes he break the treaty of Versailles for example in 1933 Hitler started to build his army and telling all men they needed to join the army by using propaganda, Secret police and concentration camps that was called conscription as a result in 1935 Hitler told the world about his huge army but the other countries didn’t respond to his consequences so Hitler kept breaking the treaty of Versailles. …show more content…
In doing so, he broke the terms of the Treaty of Versailles. World leaders like the British Prime Minister, Neville Chamberlain, and France's Édouard Daladier tried a policy of appeasement negotiating with Hitler and offering concessions. Therefore, in September 1938, the Munich Agreement gave Hitler the Sudetenland. The Czechs were not asked what they thought about it. Hitler occupied the Sudetenland in the following