What was the interwar period?
Q: What was the interwar period?
A: The interwar period was a time in history between World War I and World War II, from 9 November 1918 to 1 September 1939.
Q: What changes occurred internationally during the interwar period?
A: The League of Nations was created to bring peace to the world, but problems with Nazi Germany arose and Japan invaded China. The Soviet Union and Italy also rose as international powers.
Q: What was the purpose of the League of Nations?
A: The League of Nations was created to bring peace to the world.
Q: Was the League of Nations successful in preventing conflicts with Nazi Germany?
A: No, problems with Nazi Germany soon arose and Germany eventually left the League of Nations.
Q: Which country invaded China during the interwar period?
A: Japan invaded China during the interwar period.
Q: Which two countries began to rise as international powers during the interwar period?
A: The Soviet Union and Italy began to rise as international powers during the interwar period.
Q: Did the interwar period trigger World War II?
A: Yes, occurrences in the 21-year interwar period soon triggered World War II.
