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7.6 Causes of WWII

AP World History 7.6 Causes of WWII

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What were pros of "unsustainable peace" settlement after WWI? Pros: high reparations, reduced army and territory, Germany neither totally conquered nor assisted to recover; cartoon “not this time,” Hitler did not rise until 1933; Japan’s militarism not a result of Versailles
What were cons of ""unsustainable peace" settlement after WWI? Cons: Versailles did the best they could, failure to enforce, Germany recovered by mid 1920s, treaties in past were harsh, what would Germany have imposed if it won, Brest-Litovsk, Italy and Germany no democracy experience
What led to the rise of Hitler? global economic crisis engendered by the Great Depression led to Hitler’s rise; helped push Japan into militarism
How were Ethiopia and Spain impacted by this? continued imperialist aspirations, including Italy: war in Ethiopia and Spain; also Germany: seizing Austria, Czech
What was happening between Japan and China at this time? Japan: into China at least by 1931 Manchuria event
What resulted in Nazi Germany? rise to power of fascist and totalitarian regimes that resulted in the aggressive militarism of Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler.
What is "Appeasement"? Appeasement: “each one hopes that if he feeds the croc enough, it will eat him last” (Churchill); so many losses due to WWI that good guys do anything but another war; League weak: US isolation, UK/France can’t unite
What were consequences of "unsustainable peace"? Consequences: war crimes trials, cold war more consequences: UN, rebuilding, decolonization
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