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Q: Which central power lost most of its land after World War 1 and became divided into two nations?
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How the world divided after World War 2?

It was divided politically: Free Nations VS. Communist and Fascist Nations Imperialist Nations VS. Colonial Nations who wanted their freedom Europe was divided East from West: Eastern Bloc controlled by the USSR and the Western half had free nations with their own self-rule and economies.


How did the world change after World War 1?

the league of nations was established.


What economic problems did Central American and Caribbean Nations face after World War 2?

Overdependence on foreign nations and a dramatic increase in population.


Was the league of nations powerful or weak after world war 2?

It changed it became the UN. The UN is better than the league of nations.


What were The two nations that became major world powers after World War 2?

United States and the Soviet Union.


Post war affects on the world after World War 2?

Alliances were made. Friendly nations became the enemy.


What major change took place around the world after world war?

Former colonial nations became independent.


What major change took place around the world after world II?

Former colonial nations became independent.


Identify central powers?

In World War I, the Central Powers consisted of four nations roughly occupying the central portion of Europe and the northern Middle East. From north to south, the nations were Imperial Germany, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire.


Terms used to describe the way the world is conventionally divided?

Terms used to describe the way the world is conventionally divided includes nation-state, multi-national states, and nations.


The establishment of many new nations in central and eastern Europe after world war 1 was an expression of?

nationalism


The establishment of many new nations in central and Eastern Europe after World War 1 was an expression of what?

Nationalism.