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1. Discuss the lasting effects of the Treaty of Versailles.
2. Describe examples of the rise of Communism, Fascism, National
Socialism, and Militarism.
3. Explain the weaknesses / failures of the League of Nations during the
rise of dictators in Europe.
4. What was the United States’ role in the years leading up to World
War II?
5. Describe the Neutrality Acts established by the United States.
6. Explain the United States reaction to Churchill’s request for assistance
in fighting Germany.
7. Describe the events leading up to the bombing of Pearl Harbor.
8. What role did the Spanish Civil War play in the World War?
9. What was the role of both the Allied and Axis powers in the years
prior to World War II?
3 comments:
1. The lasting effects of the Treaty of Versailles resulted to the "War Guilt Cause" in Germany. Also, the Germans were against this treaty.
2. Some examples were that nations got stronger so the rise of Communism, Fascism, National Socialism, and Militarism grew. communism grew among Asia. Militarism increased because of more technology in the U.S.
3. The weaknesses and failures of the League Nations include that many didn't join the organization therefore, it wasn't all that successful.
4. The United States were in depression going to WW2.
5. The Neutrality Acts was to ensure the U.S that we won't go into any conflicts.
6. I'm not sure.
7. The japanese won't resign so, we bombed them. We gave them a warning.
8. Because of that, they stayed out of the war.
9. The allied and axis powers were against
1. the Treaty of Versailles' lasting affect on germany was making the german people mad at the Allies because it took away their money and pride
3. the weaknesses of the LON were that they gave in to Germany and let the country have the strip of land that they wanted.
4. it tried to stay as uninvolveed as possible
5. they declared the US neutral
6. they agreed with it and helped out england
9. they built up their military forces
1. The effects of the Treaty of Versailles was that Germany had to take full blame for WWI, pay the Allies for war damages, and would have much of their land lost, and their military limited.
2. Stalin became the communist leader of Russia, Musoulini (I'm Italian, so I should be able to spell his name, but I can't right now) was the fachist prime minister of Italy, Germany had relied on Nationalism to get things in the country moving, and bothe Germany and Japan used their military powers to get what they wanted from their people.
3. The Leauge of Nations really didn't have any important countries in it, and none of the dictators listened to them.
4. For some time, the US was following a role of neutrality, but did lend or lease weapons to Allied powers.
5. The neutrality acts that the US put into effect made it so that no US citizens was to go on any ships that belonged to any country involved in the war, and if anything was to be bought, lend, or leased, the country that requested it would have to pick it up with their ship.
6. Roosevelt made a treaty with Churchill to help him out by giving him weapons and supplies when needed.
7. The events that lead up to Pearl Harbor was first when Roosevelt made a treaty with Churchill, second when Roosevelt declined Japan's request for oil, and third when Japan told the other Axis not to make treaties with the other countries.
8. The Spanish civil war helpped the Axis get supplies, and land from Spain.
9. The roles of the Allies and Axis were both very important because each country contributed to special parts of the war.
Andrew Villa Mr. Tesler 931
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