Was trench warfare dangerous? True or False?

A state of extreme, aggressive military preparedness

Loyalty and devotion to a nation

The policy of forming and maintaining an empire, by establishing colonies and/or dominating the affairs of weaker nations

A close association of nations acting together for a common objective

What made WWI different and more deadly than previous wars?

What was the most often result of Trench Warfare?

Name the WWII Cause: Germany lost territory, was forced to pay huge reparations (payments by a defeated country for the destruction it caused in a war), was forced to take responsibility for the war through the War Guilt clause. Germany suffered from economic problems like inflation and unemployment and Germany was often unable to meet reparation payments. These problems left many Germans angry

Name the WW2 cause: Small nations soon learned that they could not expect protection and that aggressive totalitarian states could act without consequence. Second the inability to act and their slowness made the League appear incompetent, scared and ineffective.

Name the WWII cause: European governments seemed unable to handle the crisis. The traditional approaches to handling economic crises seemed to only cause more problems. With the current governments unable to ease the pain and suffering of unemployment and inflation, Europeans were drawn to totalitarian leaders who promised economic recovery.

Name the WWII Cause: the policy of giving aggressive or enemy nations what they want in order to avoid conflict.

Name the WWII cause: German forces invaded. Only two days later, Britain and France declared war on Germany and World War II officially began

What did the Treaty of Versailles impose on Germany? (More than one answer)

How was warfare in WWII different from WWI?

What word means, the deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular ethnic group or nation.

What was the name for the genocide during World War II in which Nazi Germany, systematically murdered some six million European Jews

Why did Japan Surrender in August 1945?

"Thankfully, I survived. But since that day, mysterious scabs began to form all over my body. I lost hearing in my left ear, probably due to the air blast. More than a decade after the bombing, my mother began to notice glass shards growing out of her skin – debris from the day of the bombing, presumably. My younger sister suffers from chronic muscle cramps to this day, on top of kidney issues that has her on dialysis three times a week. ‘What did I do to the Americans?’ she would often say, ‘Why did they do this to me?’" This primary source is describing the effects of what event?

Post-WWII left tensions between....