President Wilson developed a program for a just peace even before the war ended. This program served as the focus of the Paris Peace Conference in 1919. Wilson had to compromise on many of the points, but the final treaty included the heart of his peace program-the League of Nations. The U.S. Senate, however, rejected the treaty. Without American membership, the League of Nations proved inadequate to solve the world's postwar problems.
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1) Do some research in your book and on the internet to find out what the global impact of the war was.
Due: Sunday 1/30/11 by no later than 11:59pm
left the iindustry and agriculture in ruins. The busisnesses still operating could not produce enough to meet demand and rampant inflation resulted. Food shortages were so extreme that it proved almost impossible to keep track of prices. 8.5 million died in battle and another 21 million were wounded.
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ReplyDelete-21 million were wounded
-Russia suffered the greatest lost
-Industry and Agriculture were in ruins in Europe
-Germany had food shortages
-Tensions rose with the Balfour Declaration
1.World War I marked a turning point in world history. It reduced the global influence of Europe, destroying some of its monarchies and empires and diminishing the strength of others. It enabled new nations to emerge. Shifting economic resources and cultural influences away from Europe, the war encouraged nations in other areas of the world, notably the United States, to challenge Europe's international leadership.
ReplyDelete1) If the would have solved all the problems in WW1 then we wouldnt have had more wars after that.It reduced the global influence of Europe, destroying some of its monarchies and empires and diminishing the strength of others. It enabled new nations to emerge.
ReplyDelete1)European countries channeled all of their resources into total
ReplyDeletewar which resulted in enormous social change. The result of working together for a common goal seemed to be unifying European societies. Death knocked down all barriers between people.World War I provided a place for the birth of propaganda which countries used with even more frightening results during World War II.
8.5 million casualities, 21 million wounded. Industry and agriculture of continental Europe in ruins. Arab nations were once again under French and British mandates.
ReplyDeleteThe war cost alot of countrys. The casualties for some countrys were so high that after the war there was nothing left. Germany and Russia lost over 7 million men each. The econonmys was also declining for many countrys as the government paid off war debts. But what made many people of Europe mad was the mistreatment from the Big Four countrys after the war had ended. The middle east sided with the Allies so they could gain there freedom after the war ended, but they were put under French and British rule which made many of them mad.
ReplyDeleteThe Europeans struggled to recover from the war, The destruction and human suffering was almost incomprehensible. In all over 8.5 million died in battle, and another 21 million were wounded. The war left industry and agriculture of much continential Europe in ruins
ReplyDeleteA lot of people lost their lives, and they didn't have any money.
ReplyDeleteIt reduced the global influence of Europe, destroying some of its monarchies and empires and diminishing the strength of others. It enabled new nations to emerge. Shifting economic resources and cultural influences away from Europe, the war encouraged nations in other areas of the world, notably the United States, to challenge Europe's international leadership.
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1. World War I marked a turning point in world history. It reduced the global influence of Europe, destroying some of its monarchies and empires and diminishing the strength of others. It enabled new nations to emerge. Shifting economic resources and cultural influences away from Europe, the war encouraged nations in other areas of the world, notably the United States, to challenge Europe's international leadership.
ReplyDeletethe major impact of the world is the treaty of versilla. it lays sole responsibility on germany for the coast of the war, they are acountable for the damage, it made germany in massive dept, and that is one of the reason of world war 2. it had a big impact on america to, of the suppliers and the weopons. the sales of arms to the allies side increase the ecomony massivly. and stared a ecomomic boom that lasted around 1930
ReplyDelete1)The global impact of WW1 was that the world had to put itself back together. People had to adjust and countries had to overcome the debt from war.
ReplyDelete1-World War I marked a turning point in world history. It reduced the global influence of Europe, destroying some of its monarchies and empires and diminishing the strength of others. It enabled new nations to emerge. Shifting economic resources and cultural influences away from Europe, the war encouraged nations in other areas of the world, notably the United States, to challenge Europe's international leadership.
ReplyDeleteWWI sent the econoimes of the different countries in debt. It broke the national banks and then the great depression kick inplace.
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