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Causes and Effects of WWII

Causes

Europe suffers massive destruction in WWI

Germans and Italians resent Treaty of Versailles

Great Depression leads to the rise of Fascist Dictators

European appeasement fails to end access aggression

Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor

WWII

Yalta Conference- Determinded the fate of Eastern Europe

World Map changes Eastern- Controlled by the Soviets Western- Controlled by NATO

Only 2 SUPERPOWERS left in the world! USA & SOVIETS

United Nations

Geneva Convention An international agreement governing the humane treatment of wounded soldiers and prisoners of war.

Nuremberg Trials Where the Nazi’s were put on trial for War Crimes. They tried to blame Hitler for everything, but were told you are responsible for your own actions.

Effects

Europe & Japan lay in ruins

European colonies gradually gain their independence

Soviets dominate Eastern Europe

Cold War between the United States and Soviet Union begins

America becomes a World Power

African Americans gain momentum to pursue Civil Rights