Wars and Treaties 1500-2500 World War I World War II And In Between.

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Wars and Treaties World War I World War II And In Between

What Caused World War I Territorial Ambitions Territorial Ambitions French wanting to regain their countrys honor French wanting to regain their countrys honor Splendid Seclusion Splendid Seclusion Colonial Power Colonial Power Secret Alliances Secret Alliances

What Caused World War II The Treaty of Versailles The Treaty of Versailles Depression in Germany, and other places Depression in Germany, and other places Hitlers Territorial Ambitions Hitlers Territorial Ambitions Aryans Aryans Secret Alliances with Public Display Secret Alliances with Public Display

Allies During WWI Britain Britain France France Russia Russia Japan Japan United States United States

Axis During WWI Germany Germany Austria Austria

Allies During WWII Britain Britain France France Russia Russia United States United States

Axis During WWII Germany Germany Austria Austria Italy Italy Japan Japan

What Happened During WWI Secret Alliances were made, Austria attacked Serbia, Germany came to help, Russia had to help the Serbians, and all the ones who were allied with each other had to fight. Germans wanted to sweep out France before fighting Russia, and violated the treaty of keeping Belgium neutral, so Britain had to declare war. United States came in after a Passenger Liner with Americans onboard was sunk by German U- boats.

What Happened During WWII Hitler was after land, and annoyed everyone to get what he wanted. He blamed the Jews for all German problems and socially secluded them, later killed them. Japan wanting territory, the East side of Russia, signed with the Germans to get it. Japan, wanting to keep the United States out of the war, attacked Pearl Harbor, bringing the United States into the war, and the allies won.

WWI Winners Allies AlliesBritainFranceItalyRussia United States

WWII Winners Allies Allies United States BritainFranceRussia

Treaties WWI, and WWII Minor Alliance Treaties – Ill help you if you help me Minor Alliance Treaties – Ill help you if you help me Treaty of Versailles – Germans must repay war debts, new political boundaries, and demand of German demilitarization immediately Treaty of Versailles – Germans must repay war debts, new political boundaries, and demand of German demilitarization immediately Rome-Berlin Axis Pact – alliance of Germany and Italy Rome-Berlin Axis Pact – alliance of Germany and Italy Nazi Soviet Pact – O-wont fight, S-divide Poland, and giving land Nazi Soviet Pact – O-wont fight, S-divide Poland, and giving land Tehran – Create a second front Tehran – Create a second front Potsdam – Signed peace treaty, divided Germany, but not final Peace Treaty was signed Potsdam – Signed peace treaty, divided Germany, but not final Peace Treaty was signed

Consequences of WWI Disease Disease Famine Famine New countries were formed New countries were formed New warfare was Developed New warfare was Developed New weapons invented New weapons invented

Consequences of WWII New governments established New governments establishedGermanyJapan Famine in some remote area Famine in some remote area Scientific advances Scientific advances Atomic Bomb