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In conclusion, violation of treaties, international invasions and alliances were factors that led to World War II.

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In conclusion, violation of treaties, international invasions and alliances were factors that led to World War II.

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-In 1936, when civil war broke out in Spain, Germany and Italy supported the Spanish right, while France, Britain, and the U.S. were unsure but vaguely backed the Spanish republic

-The Tripartite Pact was signed by Germany, Italy, and Japan in September 1940

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-In 1935, Italian Nazi leader Mussolini attacked Ethiopia to take back the land that Italy once had

-Hitler marched into Czechoslovakia (Munich conference convinced France and Britain that it was no big deal)

-Japan invaded China. Each side refused to back off, causing a stalemate that lasted until 1945 when neither nation could make a new advance

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The Signing of the Tripartite Pact -  NDA

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Adolfo Hitler, Benito Mussolini, and Saburo Kurusu

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-Hitler stopped all reparation payments, which violated the Treaty of Versailles

-He also walked out of a disarmament conference

-Withdrew from League of Nations