Thursday, November 28, 2019
World War II Essays (639 words) - Chancellors Of Germany
  World War II  Before World War II broke out the world took a backseat ride during    Hitler's rise to power. The entire world didn't think that he would become  as influential as he became. Hitler achieved his power by relying on the  navieness of the world to sit back and allow him to do as he pleased. The world  was too concerned about political, economic and militant unrest to worry about a  yelling German who thought we would rule the world. Before and during the war,  the world was concerned about the economic system. Since ever since World War I,  the world countries have been in and out of depressions, no one wanted another  costly war. The United States, which was in the Greatest Depression of all, was  deep engulfed in its isolationist policy. The US didn't want war, especially  after the last one they fought with huge causalities and huge amounts of money  spent. The citizens of the US didn't want another war because they knew that  another war would cause another depression and that was something that the  people didn't want. Even thought the war would create jobs, and put the  economy back into a war boom, the American public didn't want to have to deal  with the downsides of a war. The major downside being the huge economic toll it  would take on the government, which would be fighting on two oceans on different  sides of the world. It would become very costly to maintain war and win too. The  world also had enormous political concerns. The US was in a period of  isolationism and they wanted no part of anything else in the world, except the    Western Hemisphere. With Germany's rise of Nazism, the world responded with  fascist parties popping up in every nation across the world. Hitler has spread  his beliefs into every county in the entire world, exactly what he wanted. These  parties responded to every action that their leader took, they helped him scout  out a specific country and infiltrate that country's government. These parties  believe in Hitler and did whatever he told them to do, including in the United    States. After the countries realized Hitler's power they all formed different  alliances. The German's allied with Italy and Japan. The US allied with Great    Britain, France, and the Soviet Union. It seemed as though each day another  country would sign up with either side. Sometimes, even, countries would agree  not to fight each. The pre-war and during the war, militaries from all countries  fought a war with superior equipment than in the last war. With the invention of  the plane, tank, machine gun spread war supplies all over the globe and allowed  each country to empower itself. The US prepared for war by passing a series of  congressional acts that enabled the war budget to increase dramatically. These  acts also allowed for the US to help other countries without actually engaging  in the war. The US supplied Great Britain with supplies and ships without ever  declaring war on Germany. Germany's invention of the Blitzkrieg they attacked  nations and conquered them in single days. No nation had ever seen tactics like  this before, and they worked for Hitler. Hitler's air force was the best in  the world, he had the most planes with the best pilots. They were unstoppable.    Japan's increase in military power proved itself with the bombing of Pearl    Harbor in December. Japan showed off its massive air force that dominated and  destroyed the majority of the United States Navy fleet. World War II was a war  that brought the world together. There wasn't a place on the earth were this  war wasn't fought. There wasn't a place on this earth were people didn't  take sides, whether with the Allies or the Axis powers. The war brought  countries like the United States and the Soviet Union together. However, the war  did bring mass destruction the Europe and the massive demise of the people hated  by the Nazi's. Hitler almost wiped out an entire race; however, he failed  because the on dominance and perseverance of democracy upon the world.    
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