Question

3. The period between the Armistice of November 1918 that ended WWI and the
German attack on Poland, with which began WWll in September 1939 was
undoubtedly a period of massive transformations that is known as the Interwar
Period. In terms of politics, some transformations included the rise of Fascism in
Italy, the Stalinist dictatorship in the Soviet Union and National Socialist terror in
Germany. After WWI, the European economy was weakened and the United
States became an economic power, helping the European economy in its
process of recovery. The penalties imposed on Germany with the Treaty of
Versailles created a resentment among the population that allowed the rise of
Hitler's regime. The financial penalties proved to be unpayable, and by 1923
Germans announced the payments would cease. Another event that took place
was the crash in Wall Street, known as "Black Tuesday, Oct. 24, 1929, in which the
economy of the United States collapsed, dragging other economies to the crisis.
Based on the previous information it is possible to state that:
during the interwar period, the European economy decreased, aspect that led to the
fight for resources and the development of WWII
the beginning of totalitarian regimes in all countries of Europe and America was the
result of all the events that took place in the interwar period.
the crash in Wall Street ended the privileges the United States had as a global power
and restrain its economic growth.
the sanctions imposed on Germany created disagreement and resentment of the
Germans that was used by Hitler to reach power.

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