Ww1 Armistice

I agree with the historians that World War I did not end on November 11th, 1918. World war I was a war that ravaged the lives of many civilians, military personel, and countries as a whole. A war fought by industrial developed nations with new technology and new ways to cause harm upon mankind and its enemys. This war brought about massive causualties and conflicts never seen before on planet earth. When an opportunity presented itself to stop confluct, the opportunity with some interests was highly acceptable. The armistice stopped all conflict and fighting of World War I; by which came to an end. The armistice called for a cease of all fighting. The underlining consequences of the alliance system brought many conflicts to regions that have …show more content…
That being said the events leading up to the civil war was directly caused by the great war and further perpetuated ww1 setinments and conflicts associated with the great war into future affaaris such as the civil war. World War I may be over, but the reminice and influences it had on russina politics and conflicts, perpetuates the roots and reasons by which fighting is to be fought over. When the Syrian uprising it was based on the premise that was in direct result of the war ending. That the conditions set fourth by the war, gave opportunity to factions within the country an opportunity to do what is in the best intrest in the country and its people. Such as the Syrian revolt against French colonial rule in which was predicated on the premise that the arab people establish their own homeland. “Since the Arabs fought on the British side during The Great War, they wanted to establish their own state in the region of Syria (and beyond). So, in 1920 (the Kingdom of Syria was proclaimed. The French were not amused and 4 months later, the Kingdom of Syria fell when the French invaded and occupied Damascus.”(Unknown,