Triggering World War One

The First World War is ultimately due to the expansion of Germany. Due to the expansion of the German military power and the expansion of relations with the Austrian-Hungarian empire, Germany is clearly a threat to Russia and its neighboring countries. The UK, which began to lose most of the territory in Africa, is also starting to look at Germany as a superpower with the potential of massive invasion. As a result, England signed an enthusiast cordial and was involved in the problem by joining France and Russia.

The assassination of Austria - the Grand Duke of Hungary Franz Ferdinand triggered the First World War, but according to many historians they claimed that Germany is responsible for the war. Tension was rising among the nations before the war. With the advantage of competition, war will inevitably occur. Most European countries, such as Europe, Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire, worked together to lead Germany and its allies to war. By the end of the war, the German economy was bankrupt. On June 28, 1919, Germany and its allies lost the war with the Treaty of Versailles. Given that Germany is the cause of war, it is highly likely to lose that war. Germany did not succeed for three reasons during the First World War: the Sriffen project failed, nationalism and allies virtually utilized consumable war

In general, the Pacific War was brought about by two things. This was the invasion of Malaya in the UK and the attack on Pearl Harbor, both of which were Japanese empires in 1941. Formal war was done between the allies of World War II and the Japanese Empire. When he dropped an atomic bomb in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the war ended in 1945. The Pearl Harbor attack in Japan was an ambush for the US Navy by the Japanese army in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The attack on Pearl Harbor was a major military and political blow to the United States. This case shows the world that the United States may be deprived of alarm, and the United States seems to be vulnerable to the international community. Shortly thereafter, on 19th February 1942 President Roosevelt issued presidential order 9066.

Because Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, the United States fell into World War II, a war broke out between Canada and Japan and hostile to Japanese Canadians on the West Coast. Caucasian farmers, businessmen, and political leaders grasped the opportunity to drive away lost competitors, accused the Japanese Canadians as being spies and destroying craftsmen in Tokyo and called for intense actions to protect the West Coast . On December 16, 1941, Vancouver Sun reporter Bruce Hutchison warned Kim's adviser, Jack Pixar, "to put a strong pressure on promoting the Japanese massacre".