For a few reasons: - It was the first true "World War" - The resulting situation in Germany, left destitute by the Treaty of Versailles, allowed Hitler to rise to power and lead Germany into WW2.
Because it was the first.
oh and also because it placed the European economic area in a deep reception that pumped the American economic by transferring virtually all production demand to the latter one. WW1 provided the opportunity to set the grounds of American economy of the modern days.
World War 1 is considered such a great turning point in history because it was the greatest human conflict in history at the time. It was the event that brought many different empires to dialogue for the first time.
Because brigadier general Jack Hornsby served in world war one and eventually merged Germany and Britain, making Britain Germany and fought against the great french austro Hungarian and Russian alliance and won in the end he executed all but his own council tosh samkange and kristian olberg.
Jutland is the only significant naval battle or World War I
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Quite simply put, they didn't. The U.S entered World War One, to late to actually make a significant difference.
losing control over significant amount of territory apex
Code breaking was a significant part of World War II because it helped the Allies win over the Axis.
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world war 1 is significant to france because the french army lost the most men in battle
i dont know use your brain!!
Jutland is the only significant naval battle or World War I
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didn't contribute.
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sorry but i do not understand this question
there is nothing significant about tremches because they are simply holes in the ground- that was a stupid question.
The assassination the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife was critical in setting off the chain of events that led to the First World War, it is the most commonly known and probably most significant event of the war.
The Nazis did not exist during World War 1. The Nazi party was formed in 1920 and rose to power in Germany in the 1930s. They played a significant role in World War II, not World War I.