WWI-WWII

What were the MAIN causes of WWI?

• militia

  army

  independence

  nations

• militarism

  alliances

  imperialism

  nationalism

• making peace

  alliances

  international

  nationalism

• militarism

  armed forces

  imperialism

  nazi

Nationalism means...

• being part of a nation

• being supported by a nation

• having strong national pride

• immigrating from a nation

An example of imperialism would be if ...

• One country took over another country

• One country created a monarchy

• two countries created alliances

• a country built up its military

Creating alliances is an example of ...

• conflict

• militarism

• cooperation

• imperialism

What event started WWI?

• The German invasion of Poland

• The assassination of Abraham Lincoln

• The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

• The bombing of Pearl Harbor

What event started WWII?

• The German invasion of Poland

• The assassination of Abraham Lincoln

• The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

• The bombing of Pearl Harbor

Why was the Treaty of Versailles considered a cause of WWII?

• not all of the nations agreed to the treaty

• the harsh treatment of Germany led to resentment

• it allowed Germany to rebuild its army

• the French agreed to it

All of the following were member of the Axis Powers EXCEPT:

• Germany

• Japan

• France

• Italy

What was the Great Depression?

• a period where people were sad about the war

• a period where people were at war with each other

• a period where people were struggling to provide

Cooperation is when ...

• people disagree

• people work together

• people like each other