World War I: The Bolshevik Revolution

World War I, also called the Great War, was an international conflict between the Allies (Russia, Britain, France, and later the United States) against the Central Power (Germany, Austria – Hungary, and later the Ottoman Empire). Second, the League of Nations was established to make sure a war like that would never happen again. Third, the war caused the Bolshevik Revolution to happen in Russia. World War I was one of the most brutal wars in Human history. Many people died and there was a lot of property damage. After the war ended, Germany had to pay a lot of money. Germany later would struggle to pay the money and that would pave the way for Hitler to come to power and WWII to happen.

After the war, had been declared, Germany made a …show more content…
France had problems with some of the soldiers who were tired of fighting and wanted to go home. Germany, Britain and Russia are low on supplies. The question is, “Who is going to break first?” and the answer is Russia. The Russians are tired of fighting and the lack of food. So they started to protest and the protest grew into a full scale revolution. The Bolshevik Revolution was the name of it. The revolution was successful and the new government pulled Russia out of the war. Germany saw a gate way to win the war. Now Germany could focus many divisions to fight Britain and France. Also, Germany gained a large amount of land from Russia for the exchange of …show more content…
The Ottoman Empire was first, followed by Bulgaria, Austria-Hungary and finally Germany. The war ended on November 18, 1918 after Germany surrendered. After 4 years of war and 18 million causalities, the war ended. At the peace conference, Germany was forced to pay a lot of war reparations, could not have an air force or submarines. The German Army also reduced to 100,000 men and was only allowed to have six battleships. Many new republics were also created. The League of Nations was also created to prevent a war from happening