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Causes of WWII

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Germany was blamed for WWI and had to pay billions in war reparations which led the Treaty of Versailles failing to do this. Secure a Lasting Peace
The agreement with Hitler for more space in Japan for living led to this. Japanese Militarism
Italian, fascist, constructed the "Black Shirts," and he led the march on Rome. Benito Mussolini
Spanish General who led the Spanish rebellion against the Republic. Francisco Franco
Russian, communist, constructed the "Five-Year Plans," and he was paranoid. Joseph Stalin
French General in WWII. Charles De Gaulle
Stressed nationalism and placed the interests of the state above those of individuals. Fascism
Almost over 400,000 French soldiers were annihilated, but they escaped. This is what happened at this place. Dunkirk
A political and economic system based on one-party government and government control over private business. Communism
Extreme nationality of Germany. Nazism (National Socialism)
A series of acts to help keep the U.S.A. out of future wars. Neutrality Acts
Giving up principles to pacify an aggressor. Appeasement
British Prime Minister in 1938, wanted to avoid a war with Germany at all costs. Neville Chamberlain
After Germany defeated Poland, both France and Britain waited for the others to attack, rather than making a move. The "Phony War"
Hitler remilitarized this territory in 1936. Rhineland
Stated that Hitler was allowed to annex Sudetenland if it was his final territorial demand. The Munich Conference
Germany lost Sudetenland in the Treaty of Versailles, and most people there were German. This is why Hitler wanted to do this. Annex Sudentenland
Militarists in Japan agreed that they needed more land for living space, so they invaded this place in 1931. Manchuria
This country is the winner of the battle of Britain. Britain
This is who was critical of the agreement made at Munich. Winston Churchill
This nation was invaded to start WWII in Europe. Poland
America wanted to avoid war, since they felt that they were dragged into WWI. U.S. then adopted a policy of this. Isolationism
Pact that stated two countries would remain neutral in the state of a war. Nonaggression Pact
The use of advanced aircraft/technology in war to surprise the opponent. Blitzkreig
This is the nation that Hitler annexed in 1938. Austria
This is the date that Poland was invaded, also when WWII officially started. 9/1/1939
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