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Causes of WW2Online version

WHII.11a

by Mr. Wetzel
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Starts with A

Giving someone some of what they want to avoid a larger conflict (Allowing Hitler to expand without consequence)

Starts with C

Central European country that Hitler occupied, breaking a prior agreement

Starts with D

Most countries' economies were in a state of _____ prior to the war.

Starts with E

African country occupied by Italy prior to the start of WW2

Starts with H

Nazi dictator of Germany

Starts with I

Idea prevalent in American politics at the time that stopped them from joining the war initially. (They can take care of their own issues)

Starts with J

This country expanded their territory mainly to get more resources and compete economically

Starts with L

International organization established after WW1. It was weak and unable to stop the Axis Powers' aggressive expansion

Starts with L

lit. "living space", Nazi policy of uniting all German-speaking people in a single unified country

Starts with M

Fascist dictator of Italy

Starts with M

Area of northern China occupied by Imperial Japan

Starts with P

Hitler's invasion of this country triggered World War 2

Starts with R

Area on the French-German border that Hitler occupied prior to World War 2

Starts with S

German-speaking part of Czechoslovakia that Hitler was allowed to occupy

Starts with T

Term used to describe the governments of Germany, Italy, Japan, and the USSR. *Total* control over their state's affairs

Starts with S

Dictatorial leader of the USSR during WW2

Starts with U

Four-letter abbreviation referring to Russia during much of the 1900s