War has always been a part of human life and the expanding of every country in the world. It was either war between two countries or war within the country. Many fought to earn independence, some fought to develop its power and some just fought because they were allies to the country at war. No matter what the reason was, war has left a huge effect to how things are today. WW1 and WW2 were two wars that defined the United States, but when comparing the weapons, the survivor rate, and the weather conditions they couldn't be more different.
World War 1 occurred because of a web of alliances that the strong countries like Austria, Hungary and Germany formed. When one of these countries declared war on the other, countries that supported rank allies jumped in and caused more damage, making the matter worse. World War 2 on the other hand happened because German was very upset with the Treaty of Versailles. There were also many other reasons that led to the beginning of WWII. A few being the Great Depression, the rise of nationalism, and the rise of leaders such as Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini. German invaded Poland and this sparked the start of World War 2. …show more content…
World War 1 only caused 24 million deaths compared to World War 2 that caused 60 million deaths worldwide. WWI was a bit shorter than WWII, which lasted for six years, where
WWI lasted only about 4 years. In WWI Germany invaded only a few countries with the battles whereas in WWII Germany took over many countries with Hitler in power. Many countries were involved in both of these hellish wars. Most of the countries that took part in WWI were also in
World War 1 occurred because of a web of alliances that the strong countries like Austria, Hungary and Germany formed. When one of these countries declared war on the other, countries that supported rank allies jumped in and caused more damage, making the matter worse. World War 2 on the other hand happened because German was very upset with the Treaty of Versailles. There were also many other reasons that led to the beginning of WWII. A few being the Great Depression, the rise of nationalism, and the rise of leaders such as Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini. German invaded Poland and this sparked the start of World War 2. …show more content…
World War 1 only caused 24 million deaths compared to World War 2 that caused 60 million deaths worldwide. WWI was a bit shorter than WWII, which lasted for six years, where
WWI lasted only about 4 years. In WWI Germany invaded only a few countries with the battles whereas in WWII Germany took over many countries with Hitler in power. Many countries were involved in both of these hellish wars. Most of the countries that took part in WWI were also in