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6 which factor contributed to the start of world war ii? choose three.
the harsh terms of the treaty of versailles
the great depression
president roosevelt’s election
the failure of the league of nations
rebellion in the rhineland
germany’s embargo on france

Explanation:

1. The harsh terms of the Treaty of Versailles: Imposed heavy reparations and restrictions on Germany, fostering resentment and nationalism that contributed to WWII.
2. The Great Depression: Caused economic turmoil, leading to political instability and the rise of extremist regimes (e.g., Nazi Germany) that sought expansion.
3. The failure of the League of Nations: It lacked enforcement power, couldn't prevent aggressive actions by Axis powers, allowing tensions to escalate.

President Roosevelt’s election was U.S.-focused recovery, not a direct WWII trigger. Rebellion in the Rhineland and Germany’s embargo on France are not major causal factors.

Answer:

• The harsh terms of the Treaty of Versailles
• The Great Depression
• The failure of the League of Nations