Question

How did World War One cause World War Two?

Answer 1

Answer:

Harsh treatment towards Germany and that Hitler felt like the allies caused everything wrong with Germany.

Explanation:

At the end of WWI, the  treaty of Versailles took Gemany's land, stripped their military, and hit them hard financially. they started printing out so much money that their currency was useless. the U.S. let them borrow 40 mil dollars but when the market crashed, they wanted their money back. One man in Germany thought that all of this was the allies fault and he thought he could fix everything. His name was Adolf Hitler. He promised he would fix everything and then him and the Nazi party rose to power and went to war with all of the european powers with the U.S. joining in shortly after. In conclusion, WWII.

Answer 2

Answer:

The harsh treatment put on Germany at the end of the first world war instigated the second world war. The treaty of Versailles was harsh and strict, causing German leaders and later Hitler to be more than upset, and want revenge.

Explanation:

The harsh peace treaty of Versailles led to an increase of nationalist ideology in Germany, making it easy for the Nazi Party to rise in popularity, later beginning the second world war.