This was caused by World War I. Once the war ended, not only did Germany already have to suffer their own economic repercussions, but they were also required to pay for the repercussions of other European countries involved in World War I. The effects of this inflation is that prices skyrocketed, wages became worthless, and events like the Beer Hall Putsch occurred, where the Nazi Party became dominant.

This event led to the beginning of World War II because it was the first time the Germans invaded another country that was allied with their opponents.

This was caused by both Hitler and Stalin wanting more power and land either to avoid a two-front war or to help develop their military more. They also signed this in response to the growing anti-Hitler alliances that grew between the British and French. The effect of this would be that it would eventually lead to World War II, as Germany starts to invade into more an more nations and countries.

This was caused by the overtaking of Hitler and Germany, and it the effects included the mass spread hatred of Jews. Other effects include the death of millions through various torture methods.

This major event compares to the invasion of Poland because both events show how Germany was taking over Europe and attacking the other countries to gain ultimate power.

This was caused by the fall of France, as Britain now stood alone, so Germany had the chance to attack them in order to hopefully get a rein on them. In addition to this, it was driven by Germany's desire to gain air superiority and control. The effects of this is that the anti-Germany alliances started gaining power and control as they were able to prevent German invasion and establish air power.

This connects to the power rise of Hitler and shows the devastation of World War II.

This attack was caused by Japan's desire for resources, as well as their ambitions to expand more. In addition to this, the US had reserves against Japan, as they had cut trade and had economic sanctions against Japan. The effects of this were that the US entered into a war with Japan, as well as eventually joined World War II.

This attack shows the different fronts that World War II was fought on and it connects to both the new battle tactics theme and the Pacific Theater of the war.

This was caused by the tensions between Japan and the US, especially after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. The US was hoping to threaten Japanese supply and communications. The effects of this event is that the Allied forces started gaining power and influence, as Japan was halted in its route to expansion and more power.

The cause of this event is that Allied forces wanted to minimize and deteriorate Nazi occupation, especially in Western Europe. The effects of this event is that the Allies were able to pave a way into France, which eventually lead to the liberation of Western Europe.

This connects to the German surrender because it was a major turning point in the war and the last major battle of the war with the end if the war near.

This event connects to the social theme because it shows how various people reacted to the war, and the death of Hitler emphasized the end of the war as well as the feelings of many citizens.

This moment connects to the war because it marks a close end to the war and helped show that the war was near an end.

The cause of this event is that the US wanted to avoid an invasion that might result in more casualties, especially for the US. In addition to this, they wanted to end the war with Japan. The effects of this is that the war eventually ended, and the Treaty of San Francisco was signed.