How Did Ww2 Have Been Prevented

There were various ways World War II could have been prevented. Small events led to the immediate cause of World War II, these events could have been averted. Isolationism should have been ended and Fascism could have been fought prior to the death of millions. Countries were selfish, especially the U.S., when it came to getting involved in foreign affairs. Many countries faced their own economic depression and issues, resulting in political leaders turning their concern away from the threat of Germany. There were four key actions that the U.S. and its Allies may have taken to prevent the tragedy of World War II. The Treaty of Versailles formed an alliance between countries who previously fought in World War I, but the treaty also harshly punished Germany for the war, resulting in Germany falling into an economic depression, desperate for a strong
The U.S could have prevented this punishment of Germany by joining the League of Nations, and arguing for better terms, but the U.S did not because they only cared for their own issues. Germany later became convinced that Hitler would rebuild their country, resulting in the Nazi party becoming very powerful, and a threat to surrounding countries. The U.S could have given up their isolationism policy, and joined the Allies to stop Hitler. As well as spreading anti-Nazi propaganda and teaching democracy. The U.S decided not to do this because of the depression that was occurring, and Roosevelt did not want to become involved in the war. The Munich agreement encouraged Hitler to take more land and spread militarism. Neville Chamberlain should have stopped Hitler in his tracks, and gathered Allies to defend Poland, as well