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NO. This war put America in a huge debt because we were stupid with our money by lending it to France and England for Germany. This was one cause for the Great depression. Also we had a strong feeling of isolationism. We did not what to get involved with any foreign affairs.
World War two stopped the economy for 5 years, it caused the loss of thousands of British men. It put Britain severely in debt.
Not exactly, but the circumstances surrounding the end of World War 1 set the scene for World War 2, specifically the Treaty of Verseilles, which put a huge debt on Germany, while severely restricting the German military.
The Seven Years' War (1756-1763) significantly contributed to France's debt. The conflict, which involved many of the world's great powers, resulted in France losing substantial territories and resources, particularly in North America. The financial strain from funding the war efforts exacerbated the country's existing fiscal challenges, ultimately leading to increased taxation and unrest that contributed to the French Revolution.
lot of money in debt due to war cost. to build and fix damage. means that taxes put in place to out themselves of debt.
The first World War found America needing massive quantities of war supplies. This put factory workers in high demand, and benefited but i didn't. so................
World War I put many countries in debt. Plus, the Treaty of Versailles, which ended it, punished Germany heavily. When the Stock Market crashed, and Europe could not pay its debt, the Great Depression occurred. When Germany started to resent the treaty, Hitler was elected because he promised to end Germany's suffering.
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nope don't think so. America has the largest economy in the world (4 times stronger than china's) Although we're in alot of debt all our government needs to do is put some thought into it and we'll pay it off.
One reason is because the french and Indian war put the british in debt, so they had to tax the colonists.
WWI affected the entire world, including Europe, America, Africa (colonies) and south-east Asia (colonies). After the war, the Treaty of Versailles reshaped Europe and put the blame and cost of WWI on the Germans.