Europe 1914 (Pre War World 1 Map): This is a map of Europe before World War I. The countries in red are the Central Powers. The countries in beige are the Allied Powers. The countries in yellow are the independent countries. Before World War I, there were far fewer countries than are after the war. Russia was by far the biggest country extending all the way to Austria Hungary, Germany, and Sweden.
Europe After World War I: This map shows all of the changes that happened after World War I. The biggest changes were Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland were created as independent countries from land previously owned by Russia. Also, Austria-Hungary was split up and had to give land to Italy, Romania, the new independent country of Czechoslovakia, and the new independent country of Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia was formally Serbia and South-eastern Austria-Hungary.
Europe During World War 1: The yellow countries are the Allied Power, the orange countries are the central powers, and the green countries are the neutral nations. This map shows where the Germans sunk the Lusitania, which was a ship carrying United States Citizens. This was one of the …show more content…
Counties that were fighting on the Western Front, such as France and Belgium, had serious food shortages due to the constant fighting. Germany had serious food shortages due to the British Naval blockade. This blockade prevented anything from getting in or out of Germany. Also countries on the Eastern Front, such as Eastern Russia, Romania, and Serbia, had the greatest famine conditions in World War I because these areas were a constant battle zone. In Eastern Russia, the Germans and Russians were constantly fighting so there was no farming. Therefore famine conditions rose to serious levels. Serbia and Romania were surround by war zones, so getting food into these countries was very
Europe After World War I: This map shows all of the changes that happened after World War I. The biggest changes were Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland were created as independent countries from land previously owned by Russia. Also, Austria-Hungary was split up and had to give land to Italy, Romania, the new independent country of Czechoslovakia, and the new independent country of Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia was formally Serbia and South-eastern Austria-Hungary.
Europe During World War 1: The yellow countries are the Allied Power, the orange countries are the central powers, and the green countries are the neutral nations. This map shows where the Germans sunk the Lusitania, which was a ship carrying United States Citizens. This was one of the …show more content…
Counties that were fighting on the Western Front, such as France and Belgium, had serious food shortages due to the constant fighting. Germany had serious food shortages due to the British Naval blockade. This blockade prevented anything from getting in or out of Germany. Also countries on the Eastern Front, such as Eastern Russia, Romania, and Serbia, had the greatest famine conditions in World War I because these areas were a constant battle zone. In Eastern Russia, the Germans and Russians were constantly fighting so there was no farming. Therefore famine conditions rose to serious levels. Serbia and Romania were surround by war zones, so getting food into these countries was very