Which of the following was seen as a systemic cause of World War II?

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All three options - the vindictive peace settlement of the Versailles treaty, collapse of the global economic system, and failure of the League of Nations - were seen as systemic causes of World War II. The harsh punishments imposed on Germany in the Treaty of Versailles created resentment and instability in Europe, while the Great Depression of the 1930s destabilized many countries' economies and governments. The failure of the League of Nations to prevent aggression by countries such as Japan and Germany also contributed to the outbreak of war.

Which of the Following Was Seen as a Systemic Cause