Compare And Contrast World War 1 Vs Ww2

When you think of the devastating warfare of World War I and World War II you probably believe that these wars have a lot in common as far as warfare goes. Involving self-consumed leaders with their anarchy methods involving politics that ultimately lead to the violence of warfare and terrorism. Primarily, World War I and World War II are unique in their own ways and they both are surprisingly different from each other and dissimilar from a lot of other involving warfare conflicts over the centuries. The reasons leading behind the birth of war in both WWI and WWII were divergent. The main reason WWI happened was because of the Assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand, from Austria. Francis Ferdinand’s killer was from Serbia. Soon after the details were fully disclosed and Serbia and Austria couldn’t come to a peaceful agreement and the tension between the two countries lead to the declaring of WWI. WWI was between two different alliances, the first alliance was the central axis, and it consisted of Germany and Austria-Hungary. The countries that later joined the central axis in WWII were Japan and Italy but they were against the central axis in WWI. The other alliance was called the allied axis, it featured the United Kingdom, Soviet Union, and France. After WWI more alliances were coming together …show more content…
In WWI women were on the sideline of war tactics and they weren’t looked upon much for support. In WWII it was the exact opposite, women were used in military factories and they were more on the front lines of war providing medical support for the allies. Where the allies seen the women as an advantage in WWII the axis powers did not. The axis powers rarely used women in the war effort. In Germany, Adolf Hitler thought women were better suited just being house wives. For the allies, women were an intricate part in WWII and they ultimately helped lead the allies to