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How did the negotiations after WWI contribute to the start of WW2?
our response must be at least 3 complete sentences. You must use at least 2 of the 3 of the following in your answer: Treaty of Versailles, the Great Depression, and totalitarianism.

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Answer:

It was the Treaty of Versailles and totalitarianism.

Step-by-step explanation:

Those two things highly impacted the contributions to WW2. Long story short, when a small, angry man with a silly mustache said to all of the people in Germany that he could, and would fix everything, they were all really happy and then voted for him. But then, as he grew popular, he then started to blame everything on the Jews and how it was all of their fault everything had happend. So, that's pretty much how WW2 started.

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The treaty of Versailles and the Great Depression directly led to world war 2.During his rise to power Hitler was able to rally support for his cause using the current state of Germany as a result of the Great Depression as well as channel that hatred towards the Allies and the treaty they presented Germany with after the war.Therefore the Treaty of Versailles and the Great Depression led to World War 2.
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