9. What are reparations and how much did Germany have to pay? (1) The same causes of WWI lead to WWII. The League of Nations was created to avoid future war by using diplomacy among competing nations rather than war. However, the League had no power and authority over other nations sovereignty and did not have a powerful force to stop threatening nations from pursuing their national interests. America, being the only nation not destroyed by war choose a foreign policy of _______________________________. (1) Read It the Victors Who Write History?” on page 152 and 153. (7) “Is List several reasons why the Treaty of Versailles may have been too harsh on Germany? 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) EXPANSIONISM- ONE ASPECT OF FOREIGN POLICY Define Expansionism: (1) Define Imperialism: (1) What did Germany, Italy and Japan need to accomplish their goals, and for what purpose did they need this? (1)
9. What are reparations and how much did Germany have to pay? (1) The same causes of WWI lead to WWII. The League of Nations was created to avoid future war by using diplomacy among competing nations rather than war. However, the League had no power and authority over other nations sovereignty and did not have a powerful force to stop threatening nations from pursuing their national interests. America, being the only nation not destroyed by war choose a foreign policy of _______________________________. (1) Read “Is It the Victors Who Write History?” on page 152 and 153. (7) List several reasons why the Treaty of Versailles may have been too harsh on Germany? 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) EXPANSIONISM- ONE ASPECT OF FOREIGN POLICY Define Expansionism: (1) Define Imperialism: (1) What did Germany, Italy and Japan need to accomplish their goals, and for what purpose did they need this? (1)
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