World War II: Causes by Mrs. Alvarez

Present your claim and evidence to the following prompt: Which of the causes of WWII do you feel is most significant? Why?

talvarez253 — 2017-02-13 14:56:34 UTC

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Which causes of world war 2 do you feel is most significant? Why?PETRICIA PRICE

2017-02-13 15:01:49 UTC

A cause in world war 2 that I feel is most significant is rise of Hitler because when Hitler was rising a lot of things changed such as him becoming a chancellor, making a army and having alliances. Hitler went after money, power and land he did not care what nobody thought. He even made promises that he did not keep. People felt a way about what Hitler was doing but didn't do anything about it because they were not ready for a war but those who weren't ready for war such as France told Poland that If Germany was too invade them. World war 2 began in September 1939. Britain and France declared war on Germany. PETRICIA

Cisse

2017-02-13 15:03:58 UTC

The most significant cause of ww2 was the Treaty of Versailles. The treaty put Germany on limited amount of things as if its nation was under the world control and couldn't make its own decisions

Dana

2017-02-13 15:04:17 UTC

The most significant cause of WWll is the rise of dictators because when hitler came

Dante

2017-02-13 15:29:40 UTC

A significant cause of ww2 is the treaty of Versailles because it was a gateway to Hitler's rise to fascism. It left Germany in distress and country vulnerable. Unfair consequences Germany had to pay defines ww2.

Devan✨

2017-02-13 15:30:13 UTC

The most significant cause of WWII was Germany's anger about the Treaty of Versailles. From WWI, Germany had to pay reparations for the damage caused to Europe. Germany also didn't appreciate the new rules given in the treaty. The War Guilt Cause, reparations, disarmament, and territorial clauses are the terms that Germany didn't approve of. None of the other factors are as effective as the Treaty of Versailles except for the Rise Of Hitler because Hitler disregarded the Treaty and did what he wanted to, and took over the German government & went against the Treaty.

Joham

2017-02-13 15:53:40 UTC

The most significant causes of WW2 must have been the rise of Hitler and the treaty of Versailles. The reason hitler and the treaty of Versailles must have been the main causes because both caused/lead Germany to a outcry of its people. For example when the treaty of Versailles was settled with the people of Germany were left in a poor economic state and a lack of military. This caused WW2 because since people were poor and had little to none military, this lead people to be angry at Europe. It couldn't have been the rise of Hitler because if Germany wasn't in economic failure, Germany wouldn't have wan t to be in a fascist state. It also wouldn't be the League of Nations because the LN was a failure from Germany's rise in power. That's why the Treaty of Versailles was the main cause of WW2

HERNAN

2017-02-13 18:07:37 UTC

The most significant cause for WW2 is the treaty of Versailles. This treaty settled by the League of Nations who did not let Germany join stated that the Germans needed to pay for all damages in the first ww1, while also having land taken which made Germany less economically stable also it lowers their population. The army restrictions made it impossible for Germany to defend it self even from small country's. this caused Germany to use nationalism as a way to take back all that was taken from the once great Germany. This caused the Germans to get riled up and fight for their rights, this is how the treaty of Versailles caused ww2.

Justin M.

2017-02-13 18:08:07 UTC

The most significant cause of WWII was the Germans anger over the Treaty of Versailles. The Germans felt the treaty was harsh and unfair. It made Germany pay reparations for damage caused in the war. This led to Germany's economy to free fall. There was not many jobs and food and goods were expSince Germany's economy was poor, Adolf Hitler used this as a way to enticed the Germans and he rose to power.

Alaysia C.

2017-02-13 18:09:31 UTC

The most significant cause of WW2 was the Rise of Hitler's which was when he gains power without the people knowing and was secretly building up Germanys army and weapons. Hitler then gained an
alliance with Italy and Japan because he wanted to start a war . He also started to take Germany's land back but he made promises that were lies. Also the Treaty of Versailles was another cause because Germany had to pay for damages from WW1 which caused Germany to have a resentment towards everyone.People became poor and couldn't pay back what they owed. Adolf Hitler promised the people a better society which meant ripping up the Treaty of Versailles, which lead to WW2 because the people were crying out for help and found sanctuary in a fascist leader Adolf Hitler because of the promises he made which lead to the holocast and something bigger.

DARNELL R

2017-02-13 18:09:52 UTC

The most significant causes of WW2 were the Treaty Of Versailles impacts on Germany and the manifestation of fascism. When Germany reached an armistice right then they lost the war and the Treaty Of Versailles made Germany pay for their actions. Germany was forced to pay for war reparations which left their country poor. Germany lost hope in their country and were fed up with the world. Fascism comes knocking on the door when when Adolf Hitler was recognized by the people because his plans were reasonable and convincing. Hitler wanted Germany to be erect, the prime nation known to mankind. Unfortunately, Adolf Hitler was vigilant in his plans and when he rose to power, his plans didn't favor the people, but his country. This lead to the holocaust where Adolf actions killed many people. Adolf showed that he was vindictive when he secretly built up his nation and aligned with Japan for the start of WW2 to take over the world. Many people died from Hitler's actions because he was in fact power hungry. A few decisions made by the Treaty Of Versailles impacted the world, lead us to WW2 along with hatred and greed that followed.

Special M.

2017-02-13 18:09:58 UTC

Taneisha w

2017-02-13 18:19:54 UTC

The most significant cause of WWll was the treaty of Versailles .The treaty of Versailles lead the Germans into proverty , Main purpose of the treaty was to blame everything on the Germans, make them pay for all the war damage from WWl, lower Germans military, and took over Germanys lands. Germany became poor , food was at a high price the people wasn't able to pay. The German people dissatisfied their government and voted for a more powerful leader who could promise to rip up the treaty of Versailles .Adolf Hitler was the man who bacame in power . Adolf Hitler broke his promise to the people and became a fascist leader . Hitler's diligence lead the Germany into WWll.

Dana

2017-02-14 14:35:13 UTC

The most significant cause of WWll is the treaty of Versailles because it affected Germany in many ways. Germany was forced to take the blame for WWl and they had to pay for the reparations and could not have more than 100,000 dollars. It put Germany in debt. Germany wanted revenge due the harsh conditions of the treaty of Versailles. They lost their territory and had demilitarized zones. They also had demilitarized zones. Being that Germany wanted revenge they probably wanted to go to war with the creators for the treaty of Versailles.

Cause of world war 2 PETRICIA PRICE

2017-02-14 14:48:31 UTC

The most significant cause Of WW2 was the rise of Hitler. Some actions Hitler took which led to world war 2 is him building up a secret army and weapons. Hitler ordered German troops to enter Rhineland. Hitler made two important alliances during 1936. He then made an effort to take back the land that had been taken away from Germany. Germany troops marched into Austria and had them do a vote to see who wanted to be part of Germany. 99% of Austria people wanted parts. The Austrian leader asked Britain, France, and Italy for help. World war 2 began when Hitler decided to invade Poland on the 1st of September in 1939. Also there were a lot of disagreements and quarrells which caused people to cross the line, by breaking rules and that caused the League of Nations to fail. Appeasement had balanced out the country. For example, Germany secretly built up army's and politicians agreed with them, felt like it was only right. The purpose of appeasement was to allow people the right for things they deserve. -PETRICIA PRICE

MikAh

2017-02-14 14:51:05 UTC

Appeasement is giving into someone's provided demands which are seen reasonable. It was an ineffective foreign strategy because it gave some politicians power they didn't deserve. For an example Germany began rearming there military in 1934, politicians felt they had the right too. Years later September 1st, 1939 to be exact Germany began World War Two with a well equipped army that was demanded to be rebuilt.
I think that's as the main cause of World War Two .

Lee

2017-02-14 14:53:12 UTC

league of nations failed because in its main object of maintaining peace in the world . Inspite of its efforts for two decades , the whole world was involved in a war in 1939. By that time , the machinery of the League of Nations had completely broken down. The failure of League of Nations can be attributed to many causes

Shamore

2017-02-15 14:19:57 UTC

The most significant cause of WOrld war 2 was the treaty of Versailles. The treaty of Versailles was unfair towards Germany and that caused he Germans overtime to start breaking the treaty and take back what's theirs. It was while Germany trying to take back what's theirs disobeyed some rules of the treaty which they weren't supposed to do.

Deloncia

2017-02-15 14:21:01 UTC

The most significant cause of WWII is the Treaty of Versailles because after that was placed, Germany, went into depression. The nation became poor as they could barely pay for food which means they went into proverty. Being weak caused them to get a fascist leader, Adolf Hitler, who took some actions such as violating the Treaty of Versailles and the Munich Agreement leading to World War 2.

WWII Socratic Prompts

talvarez253 — 2017-02-15 14:26:41 UTC

Brian

2017-02-15 14:28:41 UTC

The most significant cause of World War II was the rise of Hitler because he did so much in a time span of about 10 years. (1933) He became the chancellor, (1934) he increased the army from 100,00 to 4,500,000, he sent troops to the Rhineland (a non-army territory), he made important alliances, (1938) he had troops march into Austria, he also tried to prevent a war, (1938 )he invaded Poland and Czechoslovakia ( the war started when he invaded Poland). He basically didn't respect the Treaty of Varsailles. He was the reason for many causes of WWII.

Jade

2017-02-15 14:38:52 UTC

The most significant cause of WW2 was the treaty of Versailles. The stipulations of the treaty caused Germany to feel anger against the other countries. Having to pay reparations for the war , causing Germany to go into debt was just one of the ways the treaty facilitated WW2. Also loosing land and having to cut down their army.

2017-02-15 14:42:08 UTC

GIDEON.
The rise of Hitler was the main cause of World War II. Hitler signed some treaty with some countries which he inventually broke one of the treaty he signed was with Austria he promised he wouldn't attack more of Austria if they gave him some of their land but after Austria agreed Hitler went back on his word and seized more lands of Austria for himself.

Destiny

2017-02-15 14:43:33 UTC

The most significant cause of World War Two (WW2) was both the Treaty of Versailles and the Rise of Hitler. The Treaty of Versailles had been put into place for Germany after the first war. The treaty stated Germany was to take full blame for the war and had to pay many reperations as well as give up land and even couldn't exceed there military of 100,000 men. Germany fell into a Great Depression. They were broke had little to build from and was losing everything. Then came the rise of Hitler's than man who changed everythingand nothing at the same time. Hitler soon became chancellor of Germany and was selling them false hope and greed all at once. Hitler's began be secretly building up Germany's military, exceeding the 100,000 soilders to what was more than 4,000,000. Also both France and Britain had known of Hitler's plan yet decided to ignore them in hope that it would prevent the rise of communism. This eventually only led to many dispositions. Hitler was becoming stronger. He soon started to make allies with Japan and Italy. On the other hand without the Treaty of Versailles there is a great possibility that Hitler's wouldn't have gotten to be chancellor or have any real place in the hierarchy in Germany's status quo.

2017-02-15 14:43:52 UTC

Appeasement is a political policy of conceding to aggression by a warlike nation it's an ineffective foreign policy because Hitler use it to start world world 2

Natasha

2017-02-15 14:44:58 UTC

The most significant cause of ww2 was Hitler because was not a man of his words also he increased the size of the army began building warships.He next goal was to take back the land that was been taking away from Germany.The Germany forced Austrian leader to hold a vote asking the people whether they wanted to be apart of Germany.All Hitler did was start a lot fight.czechoslovak ask Britain and France was not prepared to take military action against Hitler,but they believe Poland would be Hitler's next target,Britain and France promised that they would take military action against Hitler.If Hitler kept his promise to not invaded the rest of Czechoslovakia British and France would not want to take military against him.

Shemar

2017-02-15 14:46:21 UTC

The most significant cause of WW2 was League of Nations beacause ther was a hard time bringing peace to the world during(1910). A year later they world was hit with depression in the late (1920) which means that the country's economy falls and trades are gonna be reduced, business loses income so the the prices gonna drop and unemployment rises. Some examples is that not all of the countries did not joined the league. There was a change of the government in the United States. Another example is that the league had no power because countries could still trade wit non-member countries.

Michael Santana

2017-02-15 15:23:47 UTC

The most signicant cause to WW2 was the failure of the League of Nations. The League of Nations was a group of countries to keep peace between Europe and to solve any problems without having to go to war. One thing they did was that when a country was starting problems they would stop all trading to that country, but this wasn't a good thing to do. The reason this wasn't a good thing to do is because during this time there was a big depression throughout Europe and there were also many countries that weren't in the League of Nation. So what the country would do in this situation is that they would go to countries that were not in the League of Nations and trade with them because the other countries wouldn't deny it because of the depression. And this is why the the failure of League of Nations was the cause of WW2

Janelle

2017-02-15 15:24:20 UTC

The main reason behind World War 2 was the Treaty of Versailles. Germans found the outcomes of the treaty to be " unfair" and caused them to be bitter, revengeful and deep in Poverty. The people needed a leader who would protect them and make Germany great again and Hitler used that as support to gain power. The Treaty totally blamed Germany for World War 1 and forced the to give up land, money and their army. This caused the people to be in shock and anger

Maria luz

2017-02-15 15:24:51 UTC

The most significant cause of WW2 was

We can cite the clauses established within the Treaty of Versailles, signed on June 28, 1919, for the surrender of Germany One of the causes of the Second War was that there were some unresolved conflicts in the First World War and that was the first cause that gave rise to the Second War Germany should accept the blame for starting World War One and Germany had to pay 6,600 million pounds for the damage caused by the war

The causes of world war 2

2017-02-15 15:25:58 UTC

the treaty of Versailles that had harsh commands over Germany which made them rebel and cause a strong leader to take back while the League of Nations were not prepared for the start of another war. Japan's actions after being hit with depression they spread their discovery of fascism with the rest of china. Also the prime minister of Britain acceptance to the treaty being cruel and gave into Hitler's demands.-Arturo

Anndaphka

2017-02-15 15:26:26 UTC

The most significant cause of WWII was the Treaty of Versailles. This was because Germany was upset and mad that they should accept blame for starting WWI. In addition, Germany had pay 6,000 for the damage caused by the war. The German people were very unhappy the treaty and though that it was too harsh . Germany could notafford to pay money and during the 1920s the people in Germany were very poor.

Branden

2017-02-15 15:27:24 UTC

The most significant cause of WW2 was the the League of Nations repelling over Germany's action and not having control over them. Japan's alliance after the Great Depression and mechanics and weapons being built over the past years making others unprepared.

Wilson

2017-02-15 15:27:48 UTC

The most significant cause of ww2 was the failure of appeasement. Appeasement means giving into someone provided their demands are seen as reasonable. In 1934 Germany began re- arming themselves, many politicians thought that Germany had the right to protect themselves. Hitler started taking back territory which was once apart of Germany like the Rhineland. Britain and France did nothing to stop hitler because they were concerned about communism in the west and they seen Hitler's action as being reasonable. Neville chamberlain believe that the treaty of Versailles treated Germany badly and started the Munich agreement. The main purpose of the Munich agreement is that Germany were not to make any more territorial claims. But hitler broke the terms of the Munich agreement and invaded the rest of Czechoslovakia but the country weren't prepared for war. Poland were seen as the next target for Germany and chamberlain guarantee to come to Poland aid .

2017-02-15 15:28:02 UTC

The main cause of WWII was the treaty of Versailles and appeasement because if it wasn't because of the big four and all those harsh reparations they were
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Angel Delos Santos

2017-02-15 15:28:30 UTC

The most significant cause of world war2 was the Appeasement. is a political policy of conceding to aggression by a warlike nation it's an ineffective foreign policy because Hitler use it to start world world 2. The Munich agreement signed by the leaders of Germany, Britain, France and Italy , agreed that the Sudetenland would be returned to Germany and that no further territorial claims would be made by Germany. They felt that they had been betrayed by both Britain no France with whom alliances had been made. This lead to world war 2 because Germany did not follow these agreements from there anger so Germany fotght against these rules.

Mel🤠

2017-02-15 15:30:53 UTC

The most significant cause of WW2 is the rise of Hitler's in 1934 he increased the size of the army,began building warships and created a German a German airfore. The Rhineland at this point many politicians felt that German army as not very strong and could have been easily defeated

Mariela R

2017-02-15 15:35:05 UTC

The most significant cause of world war ll was the Treaty of Versailles that Germany should accept the blame for starting World War One but Germany had to pay 6,600 million pounds for the damage cause by the war so the German people were very unhappy about the treaty and thought that it was too harsh

Benjamin.Villacis

2017-02-15 15:35:30 UTC

The main significant cause of WWII is the Treaty of Versailles. It was the main cause leading to WWII. Germany was blame for all the damage cause for WWI. They were force to sigh the Treaty Of Versailles, they had to pay 6,600 million grams for the cost done in WWI. The German people were not happy about the Treaty and thought it was a bit too overboard. This what I believe that started WWII. (Treaty Of Versailles 📝)

Millie

2017-02-15 15:40:50 UTC

The causes of WWll and what was so significant was the starting point of Hitler's armies and how Germany was already against the terms of the treaty of Versailles also Britain and France knew about Hitler's actions in 1936 Hitler started to order his troops but Germany wasn't strong at the time but over time Britain and France basically used Germany in a way that Germany was going to get stronger and once Germany got stronger they could stop communism in the west but they weren't ready to start another war. Hitler's actions made him have two important allies still in 1936 one was Mussolini Italy and the other was with Japan. Once his armies were strong enough they (Germany) wanted to take back their lands that was given to other countries after Hitler's men went to get back the lands Austria asked Britain and France to help but didn't want to risk having a war so they let Germany do whatever they want.

Delando

2017-02-15 15:41:00 UTC

The most significant cause of ww2 was appeasement
, is the nation of Europe were weary and did not want another war.

Shaimel

2017-02-15 15:48:25 UTC

Mel: the League of Nations was a good idea and did have some early successes but ultimately it was a failure the depression people lost faith in the government and turned to the army to find a solution a depression is when a country economy falls😩😤

Jada

2017-02-15 15:49:46 UTC

The most significant cause of WW2 was the treaty of Versailles because Germany was upset the they got the blame for everything an got to pay back .Germany taught it was unfair to get all the blame for ww1 .The treaty of Versailles put Germany into deep depression an poverty so Germany took revenge an start WW2.

Tashanna

2017-02-15 18:04:06 UTC

The Most Significant Cause Of World War 2 Was The Failure Of League Nation , The League Of Nation Was To Keep World Peace However When The Whole World Was Hit With Depression(Country Economy Falls) Trade Reduced, Business Lose Income, Prices Fall And Unemploment rises. The Plan Of The League Nations Failed Because Not All Countries Joined , The League Had No Power ,Army& Unable To Act Quickly .

Brittany

2017-02-15 18:04:26 UTC

The most significant cause of WW2 would have been the the League of Nations. Why ? Because the purpose of the League of Nations was to keep world peace. For example, if there was an issue within a country they would be settled by negotiation rather than by force. This was all changed once the LON told Japan and other countries to stop trade since they were hit badly by the depression. The reason for this being a significant cause is because since they were the ones who supposedly had to keep the "peace" this issue of stopping trade could have possibly caused havoc since it stops buisness.

Tarek Zendani

2017-02-15 18:06:22 UTC

The most significant cause of World War Two was the treaty of Versailles and the rise of Hitler because at the end of World War One the allies won the war and they blame Germany for the cause of the war and then Germany had to pay for the damage caused during World War One which effect the economy of Germany . But, if Hitler did have the power he wouldn't start World War Two

MITCH DON

2017-02-15 18:06:53 UTC

The most significant cause of WW2 was the rise of Hitler, after Germany was defeated Hitler felt it was destiny to make Germany strong again by conquering other countries making Germany into fascism country nobody had no say and had to be loyal to him no matter what. Which made him bold, he resented the treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations did nothing to stop him because the League of Nations didn't gain no power as they planned so when the appeasement backfired it only made him more stronger and bolder . He allied with Italy and Mussolini which was to expand his empire and took over Austria in 1938 and a year later took over Czechoslovakia in 1939 .also the failure of the treaty of Versailles played a cause but wasn't as strong as the rising of hitler because hitler and the nazi party rose to power he already build back Germany 🇩🇪 army and wanted to expanded so he
allied with other countries and then starting conquering , maybe if the treaty of Versailles wasn't created and left Germany in starvation , he wouldn't have rose to power

Yadira

2017-02-15 18:06:59 UTC

The most significant cause of WWII was the Treaty of Versailles because since Germany lost the war they were blamed for the cause of WWI and they had to pay repreations they believed it wasn't fair. Germany were desperately in need of someone to restore their pride, that's where Adolf Hitler comes in. Adolf Hitler offered them hope and surely he became the dictator of Germany. After WWI, the nations of Europe did not want another war so they tried to keep peace with Italy and Germany through appeasement. Unfortunately, the plan backfired and it made Hitler braver and fearless. Thus WWII was born. In 1919, The League of Nations had been created to keep world peace. However, not many countries joined. If the countries joined they would later leave. Germany was not allowed to join and Russia was excluded due to fear of Communism.The League had no army to back them up and they had no power. That lead to The Failure of the League of Nations.

Hernan

2017-02-15 18:07:08 UTC

The most significant cause for WW2 is the treaty of Versailles. This treaty settled by the League of Nations who did not let Germany join stated that the Germans needed to pay for all damages in the first ww1/reparations, while also having land taken which made Germany less economically stable also it lowerd their population. The army demilitarization made it impossible for Germany to defend it self even from small country's. the bad conditions of the treaty of Versailles caused Germany to use nationalism as a way to take back all that was taken from the once great Germany. This is how the treaty of Versailles was the most significant cause for leading up to ww2.

Amanda

2017-02-15 18:08:38 UTC

The most significant cause of WW2 was the influence of the Treaty of Versailles. Due to Germany being forced to take the blame for all the bloodshed and damage, thinking it wasn't fair for them to pay the cost of everything, yet by the end of the payment, Germany had no money to rebuild. The Treaty also forced Germany to go into the deep depression phase of a country. Thus the creation of WW2. To regain what was once Germany's property and more.

Farad

2017-02-15 18:11:12 UTC

I believe that the treaty of Versailles is the most significant cause of WW1 because after WW1 the Germans lost and they had to pay for the reparations(damages) also they were blamed for the cause of WW1 this made them angry and then they want they're revenge.

Paradise

2017-02-15 18:11:49 UTC

The most significant cause of WW2 was the rise of Hitler because Hitler didn't keep his word on not invading other countries

Jose severino

2017-02-15 18:12:11 UTC

The most significant cause of WW2 was the Rise of Hitler because after all the blame they took and all the reperation they had to pay for... Hitler made Germany better again as soon as adolf Hitler to over Germany he immediately started secretly building up Germany army and weapons and a year later he made there army stronger also made an important alliesment and plan to get back Germany land that have been took away from them.

Rebecca A.M

2017-02-15 18:12:58 UTC

The most significant cause of WWII was the Treaty of Versailles . The Treaty of Versailles was a significant cause because they put all blame on Germany which caused them to get angered and want to get revenge. The Treaty of Versailles stated that Germany had to pay reparations to rebuild nations, it decreased their military , and they had to give up their territory. Germany felt that they were being isolated and attacked and wanted to gain revenge to prove that they are not weak .

Justin M.

2017-02-15 18:14:33 UTC

The most significant cause of WWII was the Germans anger over the Treaty of Versailles. The Germans felt the treaty was harsh and unfair. They had to take the blame for the cause of WWI and that angered the Germans. In addition, the Germans faced dismilitarization. They were only allowed to have a small army and six naval ships. They also had land taken away from them and the union with Austria was forbidden. Lastly, the treaty made Germany pay reparations for damage caused in the war. This led to Germany's economy to free fall. There was not many jobs ad goods were scarce. Since Germany's economy was poor, Adolf Hitler used this as a way to enticed the Germans and he rose to power.

Jayden Betancourt

2017-02-15 18:14:39 UTC

The most significant cause of WWII was the Treaty of Versailles. The treaty of Versailles was a very bad thing that was completely pushed towards Germany as they had been the ones to blame for WWI as they had to pay the reparations and there military was decreased along with their land as it was all taken away from them. Hitler grew revenge for the other nations as they took it as a threat and wanted revenge. Hitler secretly grew there army and armory and weaponry system. They started invaded and trying to gain back the land that was taken away from them and eventually reached Poland which started WWII.

jk

2017-02-15 18:14:51 UTC

One thing that led to WW2 was the Political and economic conditions in Europe . Germany was devastated by the Terms of The Treaty of Versailles. In the Treaty they were blamed for starting the war, they had to pay 6 million for damage caused by the war and they had land taken away. The Germans felt that the Treaty was unfair.

J.O

2017-02-15 18:14:55 UTC

-Treaty of Versailles. The Treaty of Versailles ended World War I between Germany and the Allied Powers. Because Germany had lost the war, the treaty was very harsh against Germany.Germany was forced to accept the responsibility of the war damages suffered by the Allies. The treaty required that Germany pay a huge sum of money called reparations.

Haajar Meftah

2017-02-15 18:14:55 UTC

Jose

2017-02-15 18:15:15 UTC

The most significant cause of ww2 was the treaty of Versailles this treaty had influenced ww2 because the Germanys economy was left in ruins cause of the treaty made Germany pay the reparations.

DARNELL ROBINSON

2017-02-15 18:15:30 UTC

One of the most dominant significant cause of WW2 was the failure of the League of Nations. The goal of the League of Nations come from Woodrow Wilson (the introduction of his 14 points) 1919. The U.S however did not join the League of Nations due to change of government, the new Republican government. The new U.S governs feared the negotiations because they didn't want to be involved in a new war. Moreover the goals of the League of Nations failed because of unattainable conditions, and bad conditions. The League didn't have the strongest authority over their goals, weak army power, and procrastinated their plans. In the text it states "...the world was hit by depresssion in the late 1920s, countries were reluctant to lose trading partners to non-member countries" (WW2 - Causes, back page) So the trade systems weren't functioning well therefore countries lacked the resources that were desirable to life. Japan is one example who experienced the great depression due to economic decays suffered from the lack of trade. The failure of the League of Nations was most significant instigator/cause
of WW2.

The most significant causes of WW2 were the Treaty Of Versailles impacts on Germany and the manifestation of fascism. When Germany reached an armistice right then they lost the war and the Treaty Of Versailles made Germany pay for their actions. Germany was forced to pay for war reparations which left their country poor. Germany lost hope in their country and were fed up with the world. Fascism comes knocking on the door when when Adolf Hitler was recognized by the people because his plans were reasonable and convincing. Hitler wanted Germany to be erect, the prime nation known to mankind. Unfortunately, Adolf Hitler was vigilant in his plans and when he rose to power, his plans didn't favor the people, but his country. This lead to the holocaust where Adolf actions killed many people. Adolf showed that he was vindictive when he secretly built up his nation and aligned with Japan for the start of WW2 to take over the world. Many people died from Hitler's actions because he was in fact power hungry. A few decisions made by the Treaty Of Versailles impacted the world, lead us to WW2 along with hatred and greed that followed.

Lisandro

2017-02-15 18:20:13 UTC

One thing that caused WW2 was Political and economic conditions in Europe. Germany was devastated by the Terms of The Treaty of Versailles. In the Treaty they were blamed for starting the war, they had to pay 6 million for damage caused by the war and they had land taken away. The Germans felt that the Treaty was unfair, which made them take a stand and react. This caused tension between leaders which had impacted the start of WW2.

Shanae C.

2017-02-15 18:20:37 UTC

I think that the most significant cause of World War 2 is the Treaty of Versailles. Because, due to the requirements of the Treaty such as that Germany had to pay for the war debt or reparations, and they were blamed for causing the war. So the country was in an economic crisis and the Germans were left poor and felt ashamed and desperate. Aldo some people felt that because the Treaty was so harsh towards them, they wanted to get revenge. And because Germany was in a state of crisis and people were desperate, it allowed for Adolf Hitler to take over. Because he was a fascist, he promised a strong government and because the people were desperate the agreed with him. And when he took over, he started to disobey the Treaty and That made other countries angry. For example, when he invaded Poland, the British before had gareanteed that if he did that they would aid Poland. And the war started.

Ashante Cannon

2017-02-15 18:23:08 UTC

The most significant cause of world war 2 was The Treaty of Versailles because The Germans were very unhappy about the treaty and that it was too harsh , they also couldn't afford to pay the money and during the1920s the people in Germany were very poor .. there were not many jobs and that price of food and basic goods was way to high for the Germans . On top of that they had to take blame for the war and all the damages , territory was taken away , arms were taken . It wasn't good time for Germany