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-After WWI Canada and many other countries turned to isolationism
-Isolationism: The belief that a country should keep to itself and avoid war
-World leaders, instead of stopping European dictators, tried appeasement
-Appeasement: Giving in to someones demands (Appealing to them)

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- most Canadian’s wanted to avoid another world war
- some league members were turning a policy of isolationism
- the League of Nations wanted to Change the rules but the Canadian’s delegates them
- the Canadian armed force had shrunk in size
- after  world war 1 Canada joined the League of Nations
- League members enhance Canada’s image as an independent nations

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The Treaty of Versailles was the peace arrangement between Allies and Germany

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The Treaty of Versailles was the peace arrangement between Allies and Germany

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When WW1 officially ended on November 11, 1918
The Treaty was signed on June 28 1919
Borden insisted Canada sign the Treaty as a separate nation despite playing little role in the negotiations

Canadian were no longer willing to allow Britain speak for them

It required Germany to take the blame for starting the war and imposed harsh conditions
Germany was allowed only a small army and Germany lost all its overseas colonies
Germany was not allowed to build navy or an Air Force

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. Took over Italy in 1922

. First dictator to come to power in Europe

.Many Italians struggled to survive

.Italy was in depecession

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-in six weeks tens of thousands of woman were raped.
- between 100,000 to 300,000 people were murdered.
-when the news reached other countries including Canada , they did nothing.
-Japanese troops captured the city of Nanking
-dictator in Italy could get away with anything.
-European dictators tried to do similar tactics.

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•The peace agreement between the allies and Germany
•A requirement was for Germany to take the blame
•Harsh conditions
•Germany wasn't aloud a big army
•Germany lost overseas colonies
•germany had to make reparations (repairing war damages in multiple countries like Britian, France, Russia, etc)
•Germany's humiliation caused bitterness, which is an important cause of World War 2

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—Spain plunged into a bloody civil war
—Franco and the Nationalists were supported by Hitler and Mussolini
—Some Canadian refused
—1,300 Canadians joined the Mackenzie-Papineau group

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.Took over Germany

. A Nazi dictator

.Bullying his own citizens

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.Wanted to take over individual farms

.Combine individual farms into collective farms

.In 1933, his soldiers seized all of the crops

.With no food, over seven million people starved to death

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Norman Bethune
— A Canadian doctor that went to fight with Republicans in Spain and the Communists in China