Troy is the correct answer !
The biggest reason why WWII started would be the invasions and attacks towards nations that Hitler imposed also breaking the Treaty of Versailles, the least I would say is the pure justice or judgement between a difference in Nazi ideology and the rest of the world.
1) Invasions / Attacks
2) Broke treaty of Versailles
3) Nazi ideology vs the rest of world
4) Tensions from WWI
The peoples of West Africa had a rich and varied history and culture long before European slaver traders arrived. They had a wide variety of political arrangements including kingdoms, city-states and other organisations, each with their own languages and culture. The empire of Songhai and the kingdoms of Mali, Benin and Kongo were large and powerful with monarchs heading complex political structures governing hundreds of thousands of subjects. In other areas, political systems were smaller and weaker, relying on agreements between people at village level. As in 16th century war-torn Europe, the balance of power between political states and groups was constantly changing.
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Common law became more accessible
William Blackstone, an English jurist, judge, and politician of the 18th century. He summarized English common law in a way that was accessible, logical, and understandable. This was through his writing the Commentaries on the Laws of England.
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One advantage Germany had during World War I was their ability to field to great effect their submarine fleet, which was able to suppress military and civilian supplies that were shipped to Great Britain, which greatly cut off the resources available to the island nation. Also, their ability to sink battleships, troop transports, cruisers, as well as the ability to damage coastal batteries, fortifications, and towns using the AA battery that was typically found on the deck of the submarines allowed for versatility of the submarines, and played a significant role in staving the onslaught of Allied resources poured into the west and Middle Eastern fronts.