there are different aspects that divided the economy in ww1. the first reason was conscription; this was a term given to a law that was attempted to be made in ww1 times. if approved it meant that all men from 18-up would be forced to go to war. a lot of people disagreed with this and so the economy was split in to agreers and disagreers of conscription. another reason was 'the white feather'. if a man did not go to war willingly he would usually be sent a white feather which symbolises cowardliness. some people agreed with the white feather and some people didn't so again this caused a division of economy. some people disagreed with war completely which would have caused debates.
After World War I, the U.S. economy experienced a significant boost in the manufacturing sector. The war had accelerated industrial production and technological advancements, leading to increased efficiency and output. Additionally, the demand for consumer goods surged as soldiers returned home, contributing to a booming economy characterized by mass production and consumerism. This period laid the groundwork for the economic prosperity of the 1920s.
Bad. In the Treaty of Versailles (the one that ended the war) Germany was put with the most reparation payments. Their economy crumbled. Their money became inflated and most people went bankrupt.
Britain has already been in an economic decline, both they and France owed USA millions of dollars, meaning they had huge loans, and the damage cost roughly 20 billion pounds... Naturally things didn't get much better since the production was slow later, etc
e was struggling as an artist and homeless before he joined the German Army in WW1. After the war was over, and the Treaty of Versailles was signed, Hitler was outraged, and became a political activist.
They did the mens work. ww1 at the time was known for the great war because there was no ww2 yet.
yes, it did. During WW1 the economy boomed because of having to make weapons for war, and when the war ended we experienced a very fast transition from war to peace time. Along with that transition also brought a very fast economic change from booming war economy to a fast expanding and prosperous industrial economy.
Stalin wasn't the head of Russia in WW1, but WW2.
The Great War, because it was the biggest war the world had ever seen.
It was because it was in the time of World War 1 (WW1)
it was okay but not that bad
yes. but they weren't very patriotic. they increased the cost of food for profit during ww1, this then became part of the growing economic problems that resulted in Germany losing the war.
because it was the first time they added trench warfair
The impact of ww1 on the econmoy of Europe was to drain the treasuries of Europe leaving them grappling with huge debts.
WW1 was so called after the end of WW2. It was originally called the "Great War" because at that time it had been the greatest conflict ever fought all over the world.
there are different aspects that divided the economy in ww1. the first reason was conscription; this was a term given to a law that was attempted to be made in ww1 times. if approved it meant that all men from 18-up would be forced to go to war. a lot of people disagreed with this and so the economy was split in to agreers and disagreers of conscription. another reason was 'the white feather'. if a man did not go to war willingly he would usually be sent a white feather which symbolises cowardliness. some people agreed with the white feather and some people didn't so again this caused a division of economy. some people disagreed with war completely which would have caused debates.
The 1st Sino-Japanese War 1894-1895. The Russo-Japanese War 1904-1905. WW1. WW2 (Reconstruction). The Korean War 1950-1953. The Vietnam War 1961-1975.