This is what I got for the answer, I am not sure if I am correct or not.
The start of World War II was caused, in part, by the rise of totalitarian governments. Germany, Italy, and Japan all had totalitarian governments. For the most part, the leaders of these countries were free to do whatever they wanted. They talked about restoring pride in their country. They began to build up their militaries. They talked about undoing past wrongs. Germany wanted revenge for the Versailles Treaty. Italy felt it didnāt get enough land from the Versailles Treaty. Japan felt it was treated unfairly at the Washington Naval Conference because they could have fewer warships than Great Britain or the United States could have. These countries eventually formed the Axis Power alliance.
The start of World War II was caused, in part, by the rise of totalitarian governments. Germany, Italy, and Japan all had totalitarian governments. For the most part, the leaders of these countries were free to do whatever they wanted. They talked about restoring pride in their country. They began to build up their militaries. They talked about undoing past wrongs. Germany wanted revenge for the Versailles Treaty. Italy felt it didnāt get enough land from the Versailles Treaty. Japan felt it was treated unfairly at the Washington Naval Conference because they could have fewer warships than Great Britain or the United States could have. These countries eventually formed the Axis Power alliance.These countries eventually became aggressive. Japan invaded Manchuria in 1931 and China in 1937. Italy invaded Ethiopia in 1935 and Albania in 1939. Germany moved its military into the Rhineland in 1936. In 1938 and 1939, Germany invaded Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Poland. There were few voices within each country that would oppose these actions. When the Japanese Prime Minister opposed the invasion of Manchuria, he was assassinated. The rest of the world ignored these actions also.
The start of World War II was caused, in part, by the rise of totalitarian governments. Germany, Italy, and Japan all had totalitarian governments. For the most part, the leaders of these countries were free to do whatever they wanted. They talked about restoring pride in their country. They began to build up their militaries. They talked about undoing past wrongs. Germany wanted revenge for the Versailles Treaty. Italy felt it didnāt get enough land from the Versailles Treaty. Japan felt it was treated unfairly at the Washington Naval Conference because they could have fewer warships than Great Britain or the United States could have. These countries eventually formed the Axis Power alliance.These countries eventually became aggressive. Japan invaded Manchuria in 1931 and China in 1937. Italy invaded Ethiopia in 1935 and Albania in 1939. Germany moved its military into the Rhineland in 1936. In 1938 and 1939, Germany invaded Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Poland. There were few voices within each country that would oppose these actions. When the Japanese Prime Minister opposed the invasion of Manchuria, he was assassinated. The rest of the world ignored these actions also.As a result, these totalitarian governments and their leaders began to think they could do whatever they wanted. They felt they were invisible. they took nationalism to an extreme level. Totalitarianism was one of the causes of World War II.
