At the end of World War 1 it shocked many people. The impact it has made is still felt today. The war resulted with the end of empires and the beginning of new nations. For some countries that was a positive result but for others it brought economic depression. It influenced the style of literature and it changed culture. The impact World War I was remarkable.
When under the Treaty of Versailles, Germany was making many territorial movements. Because of this there were some territorial conflicts and changes. Most of the countries that were defeated from the war suffered territorial losses. The new nations were Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and Poland. After Russia’s defeat to Germany, Finland and the Baltic States were created as well. At the end of World War I, a socialist revolution broke out in Germany. The German Revolution in 1918-1919 ended with the creation of the Weimar Republic. It lasted until Adolf Hitler’s Nazi party took control which was in the early 1930s. Some of the historians believe that Germany’s defeat in World War I and the terms of the Treaty of Versailles helped the rise of Hitler and the Nazi party. …show more content…
The World War did not quite affect America because their countrysides and factories were unharmed. It actually sped up the American industrial production. In the mid late 1920s, the German economy somewhat stabilized itself. But in 1929 after America’s stock market had crashed the Great Depression moved to Germany. From about late 1929 to the early 1930s the German society again suffered from depression. Knowing that they were in these type of conditions the Nazis would easily come into power. Despite the cons of the war in the economic category of it, technology had experienced a great boost. It was the production of airplanes, cars, radios, and certain chemicals. It gave them the advantage of mass production and their machinery performed their human labor
When under the Treaty of Versailles, Germany was making many territorial movements. Because of this there were some territorial conflicts and changes. Most of the countries that were defeated from the war suffered territorial losses. The new nations were Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and Poland. After Russia’s defeat to Germany, Finland and the Baltic States were created as well. At the end of World War I, a socialist revolution broke out in Germany. The German Revolution in 1918-1919 ended with the creation of the Weimar Republic. It lasted until Adolf Hitler’s Nazi party took control which was in the early 1930s. Some of the historians believe that Germany’s defeat in World War I and the terms of the Treaty of Versailles helped the rise of Hitler and the Nazi party. …show more content…
The World War did not quite affect America because their countrysides and factories were unharmed. It actually sped up the American industrial production. In the mid late 1920s, the German economy somewhat stabilized itself. But in 1929 after America’s stock market had crashed the Great Depression moved to Germany. From about late 1929 to the early 1930s the German society again suffered from depression. Knowing that they were in these type of conditions the Nazis would easily come into power. Despite the cons of the war in the economic category of it, technology had experienced a great boost. It was the production of airplanes, cars, radios, and certain chemicals. It gave them the advantage of mass production and their machinery performed their human labor