… in the events that led up to and occurred during World War II. Hitler took power of Germany in 1933, while Mussolini took power of Italy in 1926. These two men were power-driven and craved for it. They both took similar paths to leader, both squeezed…

… as the Confederate States of America, tried to secede from the North, which was also known as the Union, for many different reasons. One reason they wanted to secede was because there were four decades of great conflict between the two. Between…

… factors, not the least of which was westward expansion. Expansionists became interested in the area above the Mexican borderlands, Texas, as well as New Mexico, California and Oregon. By 1835 there were 20, 000 settlers in Texas, many of which were plant…

… different historians still argue about the question "what were the causes of world war one". Some historians, like Fischer for example blame Germany's policy of expansionist, others, like Howard, blame the race for mobilization. However we should…

… dictator of Italy- Mussolini founded fascism and ruled Italy for almost 21 years, most of the time as a dictator. He dreamed of building Italy into a great empire, but he led his nation to defeat in WWII and was executed by his own people. World Book…

… of Czechoslovakia. There are many reasons that caused the Second World War. The main figure here was Adolf Hitler. He rearmed Germany, remilitarized Rhineland, took over Sudetenland, invaded in Czechoslovakia and finally pushed Germany, Europe…

… on the Munich Conference of September 1938, and Hitlers invasion of Czechoslovakia March 1939, was the Munich Conference --- partly. This because it proved that weakness in the face of aggression only brought more aggression; giving Hitler Sudetenland…

… 7, 1941 in the even of the attack on Pearl Harbor. From teh start, America's economic and social ways were changed. Roosevelt used war bonds, but also raised taxes to pay for the war. That affected the American people immediately. The minorities…

… Munich Agreement or Hitler's invasion of Czechoslovakia？ After Hitler took power in 1933, it was obvious that the world was moving towards war. Especially when Hitler started to built army and remilitarized Rhineland, tension spread all…

… of a chain of events. The Munich Agreement led to Hitler's invasion of Czechoslovakia, therefore in my opinion they were both huge causes for war. But like any other war, World War II was an accumulation of decisions and situations. The Munich Agreement…