Motivations of World War II

question 1

(Fatec-SP) The end of World War I, in 1918, puts an end to military hostilities between countries in conflict, but raises the questions that lead to the outbreak of World War II. Indeed, it accelerated the contradictions which, unresolved by the Treaty of Versailles, culminated in World War II.

On this subject, it is stated:

I – at the origins of the first world conflict, European problems predominated, and in the second, issues related to the Middle East.

II – both the First and Second World Wars can be defined as “wars of redivision of markets and colonies, internal issues of the imperialist system”.

III - the various social, economic and ideological contradictions between the main capitalist powers led, both in the period before 1914 and before World War II, the arms race and wars located.

From these statements:

a) Only I and II are correct.

b) Only I and III are correct.

c) Only II and III are correct.

d) All are correct.

e) None are correct.

question 2

(UnB-DF) Please judge the following items:

The Second World War (1939-1945) is anticipated by a series of conflicts and pacts, and among these, the following stand out:

a) the invasion of Ethiopia by German troops in 1935-1936.

b) the blatant support of Hitler and Mussolini to General Franco's fascist Falange in the Spanish Civil War.

c) the invasion of China by Japanese troops, who dominated regions of great economic importance.

d) the signing of the Anti-Kormintern Pact between the United States, England and France, which marked the unity of efforts aimed at containing Stalin's advance.

e) the annexation of Austria and the Sudetenland by Germany, in 1938, and of Albania by Italy, in 1939.

f) the Munich conference in 1938, in which England and France prevented the German advance, which served as a pretext for the beginning of World War II.

g) the German-Soviet pact in August 1939, which guaranteed Russia's neutrality and prepared the way for the invasion of Poland.

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