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The Russian, Ottoman, German and Austria Hungary empire were dissolved.This is important because it changed the map of the world and created the reasons for future conflicts

Nacha Gorchs

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Borders changed, with new countries formed and old ones dissolved. Also, mandates and colonies were redistributed between victorious powers through the League of Nations.

Mia Seeber

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The fall of empires and the creation of new countries after World War I changed the world a lot. Borders shifted, and power moved around. People in different places got to decide how they wanted to be ruled, which was a big deal. These changes also affected how countries worked together and sometimes caused new problems. Overall, it was a major shift in how the world was organized and how countries interacted with each other.

simon franzini

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Because new countries formed while old ones dissolved since the borders were redrawn.

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War debts and reparations burdened European economies, leading to instability and economic downturns.

Jacinta Aubone

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Technology became an essential element in the art of war with airplanes, submarines, tanks all playing important new roles. Mass production techniques developed during the war for the building of armaments revolutionized other industries in the post-war years. The first chemical weapons were also used when the Germans used poisonous gas at Ypres in 1915.

For me this is important because World War I wasn't just about fighting with guns and stuff. It was also a huge turning point for technology and how wars are fought.

Timoteo Callaci

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The war spurred technological advancements but also left infrastructure destroyed. This is important because after the war everything was destroyed and repairing that would take a lot of time and it would be very expensive.

Clara Pochat

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New weapons, such as gas and phosgene, machine guns, aerial combat, tanks and new tachonligies were introduced. A protocol signed in 1925 for the supervision of the international traffic in arms restricted the use of chemicals in warefare.

Mora Galvan

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War debts and reparations burdened European economies, leading to instability and economic downturns.

This consequence was important because the war has gone through different economic expenses which provoke insecurity and economic crisis. These ones lead to the loss of resources in lots of habitants and at this way, the deaths of people are provoked and the population decreased.

OLIVIA GIANCATERINO

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some empires like Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire- Russia and German empires because it modifies the way of living and the map, after the world it changed a lot

sofia ayerza

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War debts and reparations burdened European economies, leading to instability and economic downturns. This consequence is important because some countries could enter poverty, and can suffer or die, because they do not have food for everyone or they do not have the necessary things to live

Ines Quinos

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The Treaty of Versailles imposed harsh penalties on Germany, leading to resentment and setting the stage for World War II. He tried to limit military adventures on the part of Germany and it was a treaty that put an end to what was going to be the last war, which was not the case with the beginning of the second war on the part of Germany.

Alvaro Perea

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Because the borders change a lot and the new countries end some of the empires. The League of Nations halp to move one country to another. This change made a big impact on the word.

Clara Torres Duggan

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The League of Nations was established as an attempt to prevent future wars.

It is important for the future since the second could not be prevented but the third could.

Dolfi Reynal

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High casualties led to grief and trauma for families and communities. I put myself in his place and think I also had traumas after the War.

Eugenio Cuenya

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Advances in medical technology improved survival rates for wounded soldiers.

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Advances in medical technology improved survival rates for wounded soldiers.

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Better medical tools save soldiers when they were hurt, and that's really important for a few reasons. First, it keeps soldiers alive. It also makes soldiers and their families feel safer. When soldiers know they'll be taken care of if they're hurt, more people might want to join the military. If injured soldiers can get better and go back to work, it keeps things running fluidly.

Pedro Biolcati

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Advances in medical technology improved survival rates for wounded soldiers. For me this is an important consequence because soldiers have more life and the mortality in battlefield was reduced.

aus alonns

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Advances in medical technology improved survival rates for wounded soldiers. This is importnat because many soldiers/people survived because of this.

Poletti

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Advances in medical technology improved survival rates for wounded soldiers.

This concecuences are important because more soldiers survive their injuries. Advanced medical techniques, equipment, and knowledge mean that soldiers who would have otherwise succumbed to their wounds now have a better chance of survival.

Isabel Wernicke

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War debts and reparations burdened European economies, leading to instability and economic downturns. this is important because the countries that were affected some enter to poverty or suffer a lot because of the economic instability and downturns

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Advance in medical technology improved survival rates for wounded soldiers.

This concequence was important because it improved the quality of life for soldiers and other people, reducing theaths in that time.

Iñaki Nogues