In 1940 British join the WWII it is really a big thing for the world war, and after the French give up, Britain become more difficult. Then why the Britain join the war without keep standing on the side of peace? One, to keeping the leader and stop German break the rule.Two, make themselves safe. Three, Japan attract them. I will gave you the example for each one of it.
The first reason why British join the WWII is German already broke the rules and began to fight, to be the biggest country at that time they needed to join the war to stop German. According to BBC “Throughout the war, three million people were moved beyond the reach of German bombers, in what became a fundamentally life-changing event for many.” And “ Later, Italian aliens …show more content…
The other evidence is on E-INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS STUDENTS “Compliant with this statement, British policy also continued in its long struggle to maintain the greatness of Britain, by securing an advantageous platform from which it could maintain the strength of the Empire. “The importance of maintaining Belgian neutrality therefore, should not be seen as the solitary reason for Britain joining the war against Germany.” My second is German already fighting the country beside the British if the British didn’t began to help that country the next country was fighted by German will be them. We can find this information on AN INSIDE LOOK AT WWII “ After Germany had gotten the Rhineland and Sudatenland, there was talk that they might invade Poland. This caused Britain to finally take action and so they signed a pact with Poland that they would protect their country if Germany invaded.” The opinion in E-INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS STUDENTS can also show that “as this essay will attempt to justify, the idea that Britain went to war for no reason is without charge; Britain went to war to preserve its national interests that were threatened to such an extent that it faced no other realistic opportunity but to …show more content…
I find the example on History of England: “The Great British Empire in the Far East and Australasia is under threat. The Japanese want to emulate the British Empire.” It told us the Japanese said they want to emulate the British Empire it is make Britain very angry and at last join the war. I can find another example on USHMM: “Faced with severe shortages of oil and other natural resources and driven by the ambition to displace the United States as the dominant Pacific power, Japan decided to attack the United States and British forces in Asia and seize the resources of Southeast Asia.”Japan is a small and poor country, so the want get the power from USA and Britain by fighting. The last example is on MainOnline: “The British and their allies might not have underestimated their enemies had they heard a Japanese general issue his Order for the Day to his troops. 'Continue in the task till all your ammunition is expended. If your hands are broken, fight with your feet. If your hands and feet are broken, fight with your teeth. If there is no breath left in your body, fight with your spirit. Lack of weapons is no excuse for defeat.’” The Japan is a country with violence. A very dangerous
The first reason why British join the WWII is German already broke the rules and began to fight, to be the biggest country at that time they needed to join the war to stop German. According to BBC “Throughout the war, three million people were moved beyond the reach of German bombers, in what became a fundamentally life-changing event for many.” And “ Later, Italian aliens …show more content…
The other evidence is on E-INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS STUDENTS “Compliant with this statement, British policy also continued in its long struggle to maintain the greatness of Britain, by securing an advantageous platform from which it could maintain the strength of the Empire. “The importance of maintaining Belgian neutrality therefore, should not be seen as the solitary reason for Britain joining the war against Germany.” My second is German already fighting the country beside the British if the British didn’t began to help that country the next country was fighted by German will be them. We can find this information on AN INSIDE LOOK AT WWII “ After Germany had gotten the Rhineland and Sudatenland, there was talk that they might invade Poland. This caused Britain to finally take action and so they signed a pact with Poland that they would protect their country if Germany invaded.” The opinion in E-INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS STUDENTS can also show that “as this essay will attempt to justify, the idea that Britain went to war for no reason is without charge; Britain went to war to preserve its national interests that were threatened to such an extent that it faced no other realistic opportunity but to …show more content…
I find the example on History of England: “The Great British Empire in the Far East and Australasia is under threat. The Japanese want to emulate the British Empire.” It told us the Japanese said they want to emulate the British Empire it is make Britain very angry and at last join the war. I can find another example on USHMM: “Faced with severe shortages of oil and other natural resources and driven by the ambition to displace the United States as the dominant Pacific power, Japan decided to attack the United States and British forces in Asia and seize the resources of Southeast Asia.”Japan is a small and poor country, so the want get the power from USA and Britain by fighting. The last example is on MainOnline: “The British and their allies might not have underestimated their enemies had they heard a Japanese general issue his Order for the Day to his troops. 'Continue in the task till all your ammunition is expended. If your hands are broken, fight with your feet. If your hands and feet are broken, fight with your teeth. If there is no breath left in your body, fight with your spirit. Lack of weapons is no excuse for defeat.’” The Japan is a country with violence. A very dangerous