The world today is exceptionally different because of Adolf Hitler as he
triggered the war that resulted in our modern society being established. Change itself is an act or process through which something becomes different, and there is good change and bad change Most modern roads today were not present before Hitler came into power. Under Hitler's rule Germany built the Autobahn system that was a predecessor to the American interstate system of today. The autobahn was a railroad designed for trucks as well as cars, and several were made throughout WW2 across Germany. The expressway or autobahn was initially conceived as a fast method to transport troops across Germany with little stops and intersections. The majority of roads, before the expressway or autobahn were generally two lane and interrupted by stops, intersections, roundabouts and stop lights. Moreover Hitler's racist opinions led to millions of innocent civilians being shot, gassed, starved, and other dreadful actions being done to Jews, Slavs and others. Before Hitler, the Jewish population was much more widespread; during late 1930s there were roughly 15 million Jews worldwide, whereas by 1945 there were only 9 million Jews across the world. The Second World War also had a massive impact in the western world; Hitler's war led to the rise of the United States and the Soviet Union as the 2 world super powers. However, you could argue that Hitler did not really change much, Hitler was simply an advocate who was able to persuade the Germans that situations could be better. It is recognised that Hitler was not the only reason for the Second World War. Without Hitler European countries still had conflicting ideas, and Germany was still rather humiliated with the conclusion of The Great War. So it seemed likely a war was most likely already to come, also the USSR an USA already had conflicting ideas on the way their countries should be run, as Russia was already communist which contravened with the capitalist methods of the USA. Furthermore, atomic bomb used in The Second World War were already in development before Hitlers reign. It was the Second World War that really changed the world, not Hitler. Hitler was massively involved in World War Two, but World War Two was already inevitable and it was the main reason for change and the response the war got from the leaders around the war was the biggest influence to a more modern society. In conclusion, I would say Hitler changed the world for the better and the worse, he made leaders more aware of their decisions, and the Second World War brought a lot of newly discovered technology, however his racist views led to the tragic holocaust and numerous numbers of lives lost, which was a negative change.