World War II
World War II
World War II
(1939-45)
MOHIYUDDIN MUNEER
22BPS09
Participants of th war
Allied powers
• Great Britain
• United states
• Soviet union
Axis powers
• Germany
• Italy
• japan
Contents
Causes of World war II
Entry of USA in the war
America’s reply to Japan
Bombing Hiroshima & Nagasaki
Consequences of the war
Conclusion
Causes of
World War II
1. Dissatisfaction with Treaty of
Versailles
After WWI, instead of solving the problem, Treaty
of Versailles created more problems. On the basis of
revenge, Germany was asked to give away her
territories & colonies, pay heavy compensations,
reduce military & naval power and was humiliated
and forced to sign it.• Germany was looking for an
opportunity to get rid of this Treaty and this was not
possible without aggressive foreign policy. So, the
war was inevitable (unavoidable).
2. Rise of Fascism and
Nazism
Rise of Dictatorship in Italy and Germany was
another important cause which led to WWII.
Mussolini opposed Treaty of Versailles and
followed aggressive foreign policy. LN couldn't
stop Italy and its Dictator- Mussolini. Similarly in
Germany, Hitler opposed Treaty of Versailles and
even he followed rearmament and aggressive
foreign policy and had started acquiring new
territories. Hitler and Mussolini took the countries
of the world towards another World War.
3. Policy of Appeasement