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Militarism is one of the main causes of World War l. This topic caused a naval rivalry which created tension. The CRS states, "The demilitarization issue is an important one today because evidence has shown that, due to failures in enforcement, potentially harmful weaponry and weaponry parts are finding their way into the hands of private U.S. citizens, as well as potential enemies of the United States."

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In the United States most of the Americans had negative responses. The American people believed that it was unfair to Germany. The treaty left out the League of Nations which upset the people of the United States because we never joined the league. The treaty was to try to contain many advantages such as rights and privileges, however we felt that Britain and France were making themselves rich on Germany's expense and we were helping them do that and that is not what they wanted.

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World War l caused the world map to be reshaped. Areas and regions were moved and broken apart bringing in new countries and people. The political impact destroyed new nations, empires, and colonies. It encouraged independence movements and led power to Soviet communism giving power to Hitler. The Insider states, "The collapse of the Russian Empire created Poland, the Baltics, and Finland." Because the Russia Empire fell apart it created many of our today countries.

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The League of Nations was a group of people created after World War l was finished. The war brought together these people and gave them a purpose. The purpose was to try and resolve conflicts between nations before they got to the point of no return. The History Learning Site states, "The League of Nation's task was simple – to ensure that war never broke out again." Many people lost loved ones, homes, limbs and more because of this war and because of that they created The League of Nations.

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The Fourteen Points Plan was proposed by President Woodrow Wilson. The speech was a filled with theories and ideas that could end World War l. Wilson created this as a way to end things peacefully without losing any land. This treaty benefited the United States drastically. The Office of The Historian states, "The Fourteen Points still stand as the most powerful expression of the idealist strain in United States diplomacy."