World War One would be the war that starts all wars. Malala Yousafzai said during her speech in the UN Assembly “In many parts of the world, especially Pakistan and Afghanistan, terrorism, war, and conflict stop children to go to their schools. We are really tired of these wars. Women and children are suffering.” As we all know, no war is better than other; all wars are brutal, in general. Until today, innocent civilians still remain as the victims of war. Both World War One and World War Two left devastating impacts all over the world. However, World War One was more disastrous compared to World War Two due to the first international war, economic loss, and the origin of the advancement of military technology that ultimately led to World War Two.
World War One is also known as the Total War or the Great War. It was the most horrific war that Europe ever experienced in the history. Hallock described that WW I began on July 28, 1914, by the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand (31). …show more content…
Germany was blamed for the Great Depression. During the Total War, America lent money to the allies. To repay the United States, the Allied countries would have to get their reimbursement through the reparations payment from Germany. Unfortunately, German was going through a horrible financial crisis as well as other nations. They were unable to pay back the Allies. As a solution for the crisis, the U.S. released the Dawes Plan in 1924. This strategy was formed to enable the Germans to pay their debt to the Allies and the U.S. essentially.
In order to solve the crisis, it was explained in the historical context that autarky and import substitution were the effective solutions for the recession (Burke, Christian, and Dunn, 4-6). Using the methods mentioned above, countries such as Sweden, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Australia, Egypt and Japan survived from their economic
World War One is also known as the Total War or the Great War. It was the most horrific war that Europe ever experienced in the history. Hallock described that WW I began on July 28, 1914, by the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand (31). …show more content…
Germany was blamed for the Great Depression. During the Total War, America lent money to the allies. To repay the United States, the Allied countries would have to get their reimbursement through the reparations payment from Germany. Unfortunately, German was going through a horrible financial crisis as well as other nations. They were unable to pay back the Allies. As a solution for the crisis, the U.S. released the Dawes Plan in 1924. This strategy was formed to enable the Germans to pay their debt to the Allies and the U.S. essentially.
In order to solve the crisis, it was explained in the historical context that autarky and import substitution were the effective solutions for the recession (Burke, Christian, and Dunn, 4-6). Using the methods mentioned above, countries such as Sweden, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Australia, Egypt and Japan survived from their economic