Which of the following statements could be considered one of the causes of World War II on either front? The Soviet Union organized a series of buffer states.

Adolf Hitler brazenly disobeyed the Treaty of Versailles.

Japan decided to attack South Korea without any provocation.

The Great Depression fueled political unrest in some nations.

An embargo by the U. S. against Japan cut off its oil supply.

Italy broke international law by rebuilding its military arsenal.

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Catalina Holder

26 January, 17:16

Which of the following statements could be considered one of the causes of World War II on either front? The Soviet Union organized a series of buffer states.

Adolf Hitler brazenly disobeyed the Treaty of Versailles.

Japan decided to attack South Korea without any provocation.

The Great Depression fueled political unrest in some nations.

An embargo by the U. S. against Japan cut off its oil supply.

Italy broke international law by rebuilding its military arsenal.

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Moshe Roberts · Answer 1

The second statement is correct. Hitler violated the treaty. This caused tension and eventual war with other countries. Though this was not the only reason it was definitely one.