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War & Conflict
The text explores various aspects of war and conflict, focusing on the causes and consequences of both World War I and World War II. It highlights the influence of militarism, alliances, imperialism, and nationalism as long-term causes.
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War & Conflict Hitler Nazi party gains control of the government
by 1930 Hatred for Jewish people was called
anti-semitism Within a few years he rose to lead the
party He promises to get the land That Germany had
lost during WWI back In 1919 he joins the Nazi Party Economic Problems To pay for all the reparations Germany began
to print more and more money Their economy was not growing because
money wasn't being put towards the economy Rise in debt Uncertainty Decline in the Working Population Infrustructure Loss of buildings WWII Hitler came to power GARGLe standed for
G- Guilt
A- Arms
R- Reparations
G- German Territory
L- League of Nations When the Treaty of Versailles was signed
there were terms, the terms were to be
remembered as GARGLe. The war ended with the Allies defeating the Nazi
Germany and Japan in 1945 This lasted six bloody years and 1 day Ended September 2, 1945 Started September 1, 1939 Involved more than 30 countries Biggest and deadliest war in history Canada's response low acceptance response due to: Anti-Semitism movement in Canada few lawyers, professors and teachers Many jews had to hide their identities Industries refused to hide jews 4000 jews escaped to Canada Many died in concentration camps as a result Political Problems The Nazi's had many different beliefs Power of the military should be increased Government should be run by army
and wealthy Industry should be privately owned Many people had turned to extreme voices After WWII no party in Germany was able to
rebuild the war torn country Causes Territorial gain Defensive War Civil War Revenge Religion Economic gain The four long-term causes were: Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism and Nationalism. WWI Started July 28th, 1914 Ended November 11th, 1918 Tanks had genders Many women joined work forces Germany started world war I
