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At the end of WW 2, most of Europe was devastated physically and financially. Much of the infrastructure (gas, electrical power, bridges, dams, cities, factories) had been destroyed, much of the population was endangered by disease and starvation. The wealth of the countries had been consumed by the costs of the war. The US implemented a plan of massive financial assistance to Europe, known as the Marshall Plan, to help rebuild.
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What European nation that was divided following world war 2?
Germany
What European nation involved in India until after World War 2?
Britain
What European nation wanted control of Vietnam after World War 2?
France
What European nation was in control of Vietnam at the start of World War 2?
France
The rise of independent nations in Asia and Africa after World War 2 illustrates the?
decline of European political dominance
What two European nation were invaded by Germany during world war 2?
france,poland
Which world war did the European nation lose most of their colonies?
Most of the countries of the British Empire became independent in the years after World War II.
What writer concluded that European society was on the decline after World War 1?
The writer who concluded that European society was on the decline after World War I was Oswald Spengler. In his influential work "The Decline of the West," published in the early 20th century, Spengler argued that Western civilization was in a state of decay, mirroring the patterns of rise and fall observed in other cultures throughout history. He believed that the war marked a significant turning point, leading to a loss of cultural vitality and a decline in societal values.
What two former world powers began their gradual decline after world war 2?
Many European powers begin to decline, but the most obvious two are Britain and Germany. Britain is left devastated after the war, due to the Blitz and financial reliance on America. Germany as the loser of the War is carved up by the European powers into two different states, West Germany and East Germany
What was the significance of the Hundred Years War in European history?
The Hundred Years War was significant in European history because it marked the decline of feudalism, the rise of centralized nation-states, and the beginning of modern warfare tactics. It also contributed to the development of national identities in England and France.
What non European nation took over much of southeast Asia during World War 2?
japan
What European nation did not exercise colonial control over a sector in Africa prior to World War 1?
Italy.
