write the impact of great depression on world war?few lines
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The first world war resulted in the call for forced recruitment for the britis army.
It resulted in two famines during 1918-19 and 1920-21.
It resulted in the flow of the infleunza epidemic, which lead to the loss of many lives.
It resulted in two famines during 1918-19 and 1920-21.
It resulted in the flow of the infleunza epidemic, which lead to the loss of many lives.
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The U.S. Government needed to raise money in preparation for their participation in World War I - the first major war between the countries of Europe in modern times. To do that, the Government raised taxes.The Government also raised money by selling "Liberty Bonds." Americans bought the bonds to help the Government pay for the war. Later, they were paid back the value of their bonds plus interest. By the end of the war, the Government's debt was more than $25 billion.
After the war, the economies of many countries in Europe were in trouble.
The price of necessities like food and fuel got much higher.Many people could not find jobs.It took more money to buy the same items than it did before the war. For example, before the war you paid 25 cents for a loaf of bread and after the war you paid $2.
In the U.S., however, the economy was strong. This period is often called "The Roaring '20s."
The U.S. Government had more money than it needed to pay for the services it provided. This is known as a budget surplus.The Government's debt shrunk from $24 billion to around $17 billion.There was also a rise in profits from the stock market, which helped make some people rich.
During the Great Depression:
Many banks failed - going out of business without giving people their money back.Businesses closed and millions of people lost their jobs.The Depression spread to other countries causing their economies to collapse.
During the Depression, the Government's debt began to grow again since it was not collecting much money in taxes.
After the war, the economies of many countries in Europe were in trouble.
The price of necessities like food and fuel got much higher.Many people could not find jobs.It took more money to buy the same items than it did before the war. For example, before the war you paid 25 cents for a loaf of bread and after the war you paid $2.
In the U.S., however, the economy was strong. This period is often called "The Roaring '20s."
The U.S. Government had more money than it needed to pay for the services it provided. This is known as a budget surplus.The Government's debt shrunk from $24 billion to around $17 billion.There was also a rise in profits from the stock market, which helped make some people rich.
During the Great Depression:
Many banks failed - going out of business without giving people their money back.Businesses closed and millions of people lost their jobs.The Depression spread to other countries causing their economies to collapse.
During the Depression, the Government's debt began to grow again since it was not collecting much money in taxes.
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