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Germany was the biggest loser for many reasons, but the main reason is because of their economy. They had to spend $40 billion on the war, which made their economy crash. Also, women had to work so hard, because the men left for war, which made the women feel tired everyday.

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Germany was the biggest loser for many reasons, but the main reason is because of their economy. They had to spend $40 billion on the war, which made their economy crash. Also, women had to work so hard, because the men left for war, which made the women feel tired everyday.

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Women were very tired everyday, because they worked so hard.

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Women were very tired everyday, because they worked so hard.

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The government wanted women to get recruited for jobs.

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The government wanted women to get recruited for jobs.

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- Food shortages led to a radicalization of peoples views and communism became widely supported.

- There were also many uprisings.

-Trading was hard for Germany because most of Germany trading partners were shunning them.

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Germany's economy suffered greatly they had to pay so much money on world war 1.

Germany economy decreased during the treaty of Versailles because they had to pay taxes.

Germanys economy was better before the war because they didn't have to spend as much money as they did on the war.

Germany had to spend 40 billion dollars on the war

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Germany lost over one million square miles of land
Germany lost all of its overseas colonies in africa and asia
Countries also created around germany

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-Percentage of women was at 37% after the war.

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-Percentage of women was at 37% after the war.

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Germany's society changed tremendously after the war.

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Germany's society changed tremendously after the war.