Path to World War II

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How did Adolf Hitler use the Treaty of Versailles to gain support?
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Hitler exploited German resentment towards the Treaty to rally nationalist support and promised to overturn it.
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What was the 'Stab in the Back' myth related to the Treaty?
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The myth claimed the German Army was betrayed internally by civilians, particularly politicians who signed the Treaty.
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How did the Treaty of Versailles contribute to World War II?
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By creating economic hardship and national humiliation in Germany, it set a fertile ground for WWII.
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What was the role of the Treaty of Versailles in the global economic depression?
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The reparations burden and economic policies contributed indirectly to the Great Depression, affecting global stability.
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How did the Treaty of Versailles affect Germany's alliances?
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The Treaty isolated Germany, making it easier for the Nazi regime to justify expansionist policies.
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In what way did the Treaty contribute to the rise of totalitarian regimes?
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The societal chaos and economic hardships created a backdrop for the rise of totalitarian regimes in Germany and elsewhere.
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How did the Treaty impact German territorial ambitions pre-WWII?
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The loss of territories fueled aggressive German expansionist policies leading up to WWII.
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What was one of the major criticisms of the Treaty regarding global peace?
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Critics argued it was too harsh to maintain lasting peace, only sowing seeds for further conflict.
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How did the global community respond to the Treaty failures leading to WWII?
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Many nations initially pursued appeasement to avoid another major conflict before shifting to opposition as tensions increased.
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Which part of the Treaty allowed for the League of Nations, and how effective was it?
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The Covenant of the League of Nations was part of the Treaty, but it was largely ineffective in preventing WWII.
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