The conditions of Europe and North America after the First World War were evident, and there was no chance in avoiding a Second World War because of the state these countries were in. To begin, there were many events leading up to the Second World War which could not have been fixed, such as the Treaty of Versailles. There was no possible way which the treaty could have satisfied every country involved because each one wanted more land and more power. This resulted in countries, such as Germany, becoming overwhelmed and angered at the demands of the treaty and evidently leading to war. In addition, the League of Nations was a poorly formed organization which was attempting to be formed with countries that all had different individual viewpoints