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Study Guide World War II Social Studies, Grade 8
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WORLD
WAR
II
After
World
War
I
and
the
Great
Depression,
many
countries
all
over
the
world
were
trying
to
come
back
from
an
economic
recession.
In
certain
countries,
such
as
Germany,
political
parties
were
formed
in
response
to
this
problem.
Adolf
Hitler,
the
leader
of
such
a
party,
made
the
decision
to
take
matters
into
his
own
hands.
He
developed
a
philosophy
for
Germany
and
ignore
the
Treaty
of
Versailles.
Soon,
Germany
was
at
war
with
many
European
countries
and
so
began
the
reign
of
the
Nazi
Party.
Germany
soon
invaded
Poland
and
World
War
II
was
set
in
motion.
The
United
States
had
a
foreign
policy
of
isolationism,
but
after
the
Japanese
attack
on
Pearl
Harbor
in
1941,
the
U.S.
declared
war
on
Japan,
an
Axis
Power.
This
marked
the
entrance
of
the
United
States
into
WWII.
The
United
States
became
an
important
force
in
the
war;
the
development
of
an
atomic
bomb
and
the
use
of
the
bomb
in
Hiroshima
were
two
significant
events
during
this
time.
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By
the
end
of
the
war,
many
countries
had
seen
devastation
and
the
Nazi’s
were
responsible
for
killing
millions
of
people,
including
6
million
Jews
in
what
is
known
as
the
Holocaust.
Following
WWII,
several
Nazi
leaders
responsible
for
much
of
the
genocide
were
put
on
trial
and
charged
with
crimes
against
humanity.
The
aftermath
of
the
war
did
have
some
positive
effects
on
the
world;
certain
countries
were
finally
pulled
out
of
an
economic
depression
that
had
lasted
from
the
1920s,
and
the
United
Nations
was
created,
replacing
the
former
League
of
Nations
as
a
force
of
peace
and
cooperation
in
the
world.
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