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Factories and Companies are mobilized to produce supplies and profited off of war

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Factories and Companies are mobilized to produce supplies and profited off of war

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Ricky Eric

Private companies earned massive profits supporting the war. These companies supplied arms, raw materials, and transport.

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Mass Mobilisation through volunteering  

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Mass Mobilisation through volunteering  

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One thing I learned from this article was the sheer scale of mobilisation from volunteering. According to the article over 2.6 million British men had volunteered to attack and defend for their country, on top of that lots of women also volunteered to be nurses, aides, canteen workers and weapon makers in factories.

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Ricky Eric

Countries committed war crimes such as using poison gas, and launching sudden declarations of war

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Mobile X-ray machines for body inspection

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1. Technology improved as business developed military arms. e.g. tanks, two-way radios, mobile x-ray machines, and gas masks

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Ruins of landscape, "left craters in fields and former forests","The country side was filled with toxic poisons"

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65 million total men were mobilized in ww1, this was a very large conflict in Europe in times of prolonged peace. This was probably the largest in decades.

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Rejection of compromise is actually counted as a factor to identify the size of a war. That's new to me. 

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Rejection of compromise is actually counted as a factor to identify the size of a war. That's new to me. 

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Christopher Almich

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ww1 contributed to globalism and international trade as countries such as U.K extracted resources from Canada to India to fuel the war effort.

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Ricky Eric

A flu broke out in 1917 - 1918, it was rapidly spread by the movements of troops and workers. It resulted in the death of 3-5% of the world’s population.

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Although I knew the Spanish plague in 1917 - 1918 was deadly, according to the article the diseases virality was amplified by mass troop movements which easily spread the disease to neighbouring countries, cities and villages which under normal circumstances would most likely have not experienced the disease

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All citizens were involved in war related work. Women volunteered to work as aides, canteen workers, and many women signed up to work in weapon production

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All citizens were involved in war related work. Women volunteered to work as aides, canteen workers, and many women signed up to work in weapon production

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World War I led to increased government involvement in civilians' personal lives

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World War I led to increased government involvement in civilians' personal lives

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Jas

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Food rationing is a very special rule applied to the war time society. 

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Food rationing is a very special rule applied to the war time society. 

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Christopher Almich

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Ww1 brought new fringe social movements to become mainstream. In the aftermath of ww1, fringe ideologies promising to make people's lives better became more and more popular. This would result in radical ideologies taking control of countries harshly affected by ww1 at the end of the war.

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Governments exerted increasing control over civilians life

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Governments exerted increasing control over civilians life

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This increasing control exerted during WWI was through censorship, propaganda, regulating the food production / distribution and imposing new laws and social rules that restricted minority communities. This intrusion is considered one of the most significant consequences of the "total war" nature of WWI.

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Yes troop movements and just points of conflict in the war changed the landscape of those locations. But even in far away places, like many colonies, forests were being cut down at a rapid rate to fuel the British war machine. Plains in America were turned from.. well plains to massive industrial agricultural landscapes.

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The majority businesses and productions were around supplying the armies. Some business factories transformed into locations producing weapon and army clothings. Some other business factories that supplied needs for war remain their productions.

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The majority businesses and productions were around supplying the armies. Some business factories transformed into locations producing weapon and army clothings. Some other business factories that supplied needs for war remain their productions.

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There were a set of international agreements outlining the rules of war and war crimes. However, many of these rules were violated during WW1. One of them stated that war cannot begin without an clear official warning. However, the invasion of Germany towards Belgium violated that rule. Poison gas was used, even when it was banned by both parties. The nationalism drivem the willingness of major European powers to show off their military strength, and the obligation to assist their alliances during the war heated up the ways in which the war was fought.

-Marvin

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1. war affected the overall health of people. the flu from 1917 killed 3-5% of world's population

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The death of so many mothers in WW1 made me cherish every single mother and got me to love them even more 😘😘💯💯👌🔥🔥🥶

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The death of so many mothers in WW1 made me cherish every single mother and got me to love them even more 😘😘💯💯👌🔥🔥🥶

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Government intrusion of private lives: Government propaganda + censored press. Restricted minority communities and regulated food distribution and productionconsequences of the war.

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violation of rules outlined in the Hague Conventions-jas

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violation of rules outlined in the Hague Conventions-jas

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The German invasion of Belgium violated that rule--cannot start a war without warnings.

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Scale of Mobilisation for WWI was unprecedented, with millions of men volunteering or being conscripted into military service, governments and industries shifted production to war materials and technology, and even landscapes and economies were being dramatically reshaped for the war effect across multiple continents.

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WW1 was definitely hell for the soilders who fought in the front lines. At the period, modern advances in technology assisted doctors so much that they could keep gigantic armies free of epidemics long enough so they could engage in long fights. However, this meant that the soldiers suffered even more because they had to live in the tenches filled with poisonous gas. Whenever they wanted to get out of the trenches, however, machines guns were waiting to shoot them dead.

-Marvin

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Ecosystems far away from Europe began to experience resource extractions and clearing, territories of Germany and other countries chopped down woods, extracted tins. The factory machines also started to rely on petroleum products from Mexico and the U.S.

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Ecosystems far away from Europe began to experience resource extractions and clearing, territories of Germany and other countries chopped down woods, extracted tins. The factory machines also started to rely on petroleum products from Mexico and the U.S.

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I also learned that local ecosystems were dramatically reshaped. Timber was cleared in many European countries for the construction of many military equipment. Landscapes were also destroyed due to the chemicals released from toxic weapons.

-Marvin