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What factors contributed to the outbreak world war 2 in Europe?
Hitler's rise to power, most notably. The German people still harbored animosity toward Europe over reparations from World War I, and many supported Hitler's call for a larger German state. He quickly began expanding the new German Empire through annexation of smaller nations, and then began attacking other countries who wouldn't join him (except for those who pledged neutrality, such as the USSR). When he invaded Poland on September 1, 1939, Great Britain and her allies (including Canada, Australia, British India, New Zealand, etc.) declared war on Hitler and his allies.
Did Germany think it was fair for having to pay every damage of world war 1?
No hense the beginning of the rise to power by Hitler and the Nazi party all because of the great demands of France and England to punish Germany for WWI
What is the biggest factor that led to the rise of Hilter and to World War 2?
mostly the depression Germany was in the middle of. Hitler offered them jobs(as Nazi's) and lots of people took them to feed their families. he made the economy stronger because of the war. war makes economy better because it offers people more jobs.
Why you should learn about World War 1?
because we should learn about our history and issues what could be replicated now with the current Libya crisis, and also learn about the rise of Adolf Hitler which leads on to WW2 which opens the door to plenty of conspiracies from JFK and many more interesting stories
Was Hitler's rise to power the cause of World War two?
Not really, there were many factors that led to WW2. Hitler's rise to power came about because he gave hope, initially, to a very dejected nation, the result of a very rigid Versailles Treaty that was signed at the end of WW1. WW2 would probably have come about anyway as there was a lot of unrest in the world, Europe especially. The war in Europe would have taken a very different turn had Hitler not come to power but it would have still occurred, perhaps without the mass genocide of Jews, the disabled and other minorities. That part of WW2 that occurred in the Pacific would still have eventuated. Japan would probably have bombed Pearl Harbour and invaded those parts of Asia and Australia that it did invade and bomb.
What was the response of Americans to the rise of nationalism in Japan Italy and Germany during the 1930s?
They Passed the Neutrality Act.
How did America initially respond to the rise of totalitarian dictators in Germany and Italy?
Congress passed several neutrality acts to prevent US involvement in European affairs
How the rise of dictators contributed to Hitler's rise to power in 1933?
Hitler rise as a dictator in 1933 when Von Hindenburg appoints Hitler Chancellor of Germany
Why did the US abandon its position of strict neutrality during the late 1930s?
The US abandoned it's strict neutrality position in the late 1930s due to Hitler's rise to power. World War II was gearing up, and the US needed to step in to help keep the Axis powers from winning the war.
Did Hitler rise to power because of his popularity in Germany?
It wasn't only his popularity but along other many things to which he rise to power.
Why was Hitler rise power dangerous for countries bordering Germany?
because he was going to take them over
Was Hitler lucky of the Treaty of Versailles?
He was lucky because the treaty of versailles gave him an opertunity to rise
Who contributed to the rise of Adolf Hitler?
The people who supported Hitler's rise to power were the Nazi Part and the German public who believed in Hitler and the Nazi Ideal
Why could Hitler rise to power?
Hitler could easily rise to power because he had people behind him and working for him so he got more land from that and the more land he got the more land he could get as he was more powerful.
What factors for the rise of Hitler?
The crisis of economy,polity & society formed the background to Hitler's rise to power.born in1889 in austria,hitler spent his youth in poverty.......
Where did Hitler rise to power?
Germany
What was US President Roosevelt's reaction to the European policy of appeasement?
US President Roosevelt did not like the rise in power of Hitler. He also wanted to avoid a world war. He could do very little in controlling the appeasement policies of England and France with regards to Hitler's war less expansion in Europe.
