How did the effects of the Depression lead to World War 2?

Answer 1

after the "unfair" terms of the Versailles treaty, Hitler used this to manipulate the German people and get himself elected chancellor. in which he of course built up the military and invaded Poland which in turn started WWII

Answer 2

In Europe the war did depress the economies of many nations, especially in Germany. England had never recovered from the Great Depression and it continued for them all the way into 1955 when they finally recovered. Asian nations recovered faster because most of them were nations with agrarian economies.

Answer 3

The Great Depression brought economic downtimes on many countries, not just the USA. So people turned to new leaders who would bring change to their nation, and people like Hitler, Mussolini, and Franco gained support and subsequently led their countries to fascism, to ensure they would not lose again in the face of war.

Answer 4

World War Two helped to end the Great Depression.

World War One and the resulting instability in Europe was a partial cause for the Great Depression.

Answer 5

people were depressed and therefore had nothing to do but to attend the war

Answer 6

Yes. After the stock marketcrashed, Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini joined forces to bring the Germans and the Italians to invade other countries across Europe

Answer 7

starvation, political unrest it also made a decrease in world trade

Answer 8

EUROPE NEEDED AMERICA.