How Did World War 1 Impact My Life
World War I had a great impact in my life. Ever since my dad went to the military my mom started working in the factory, so that she can support my family. My mom goes to town every day and sees the new type of vehicle called the buggy. She wants to buy it someday when we have saved enough money. Since my mom had to go to the factory to work, I had to take care of my younger sister. I have to get her ready for school every day along with myself. Sometimes my sister annoys me before my mom comes home from work. Since we don’t have a market nearby and not much money we planted a few varieties of vegetable plants so that we don’t need to buy very often. In our school the Boy Scout program started. Most of the boys in our class didn’t join it because they don’t know what it’s about, since no one explained anything about it, but I gave it a try and am enjoying it a lot. Many things in this war helped my family. The Scout Programs started becoming popular in schools. This developed patriotism and financial awareness in the students. The boy scouts had to make banners to help raise money for wars. World War I was a great impact in women’s suffrage. My mom had to start to play more active roles in the larger economic, cultural, and political transformation of
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American Society. My mom had to play a more active important role in women’s suffrage and rights, by protesting and going to the factory.
The war changed the economical balance of the world!
It left European countries in debt and made the U.S. the leading industrial power and creditor in the world. America’s factories and countryside’s were unharmed and performed better. World War I quickly led to the industrial production which then led to an economic boom throughout the Roaring Twenties. This led to my mom getting more money from the factory. I read that four European empires disappeared after World War I such as: The German, Russian, Ottoman, and the Astro-Hungarian Empires. They increased freedom for citizens resulting in no absolute leader. Several new independent countries formed including Poland, Finland, Yugoslavia, and
Czechoslovakia.
A lot of women went into jobs that the men used to do before they went to war, leaving the elder siblings to take care of the younger siblings, just like me.
Many devastating things happening during the war. I felt sorry hearing that the total number of civilian causalities were 18 million deaths and 23 million wounded, which made it one of the deadliest wars in history. Thankfully my dad had only a few injuries. My dad used to send me letters about World War I’s devastating experience for France, Russia, U.K. and Germany. Germany had an economic depression due to heavy fines, combined with the bad economic infrastructure.
The effects of World War I made mass destruction of cities and long-lasting effects of the country’s economy. The war had negative consequences on infrastructure, public health, and social order. In my opinion, the most negative effect of World War I is that it may lead to another world war, where Germany will most likely want for revenge.
This war had some pros but for the most there were many drawbacks. I hope to receive a letter back on what you’ve learned.
American Society. My mom had to play a more active important role in women’s suffrage and rights, by protesting and going to the factory.
The war changed the economical balance of the world!
It left European countries in debt and made the U.S. the leading industrial power and creditor in the world. America’s factories and countryside’s were unharmed and performed better. World War I quickly led to the industrial production which then led to an economic boom throughout the Roaring Twenties. This led to my mom getting more money from the factory. I read that four European empires disappeared after World War I such as: The German, Russian, Ottoman, and the Astro-Hungarian Empires. They increased freedom for citizens resulting in no absolute leader. Several new independent countries formed including Poland, Finland, Yugoslavia, and
Czechoslovakia.
A lot of women went into jobs that the men used to do before they went to war, leaving the elder siblings to take care of the younger siblings, just like me.
Many devastating things happening during the war. I felt sorry hearing that the total number of civilian causalities were 18 million deaths and 23 million wounded, which made it one of the deadliest wars in history. Thankfully my dad had only a few injuries. My dad used to send me letters about World War I’s devastating experience for France, Russia, U.K. and Germany. Germany had an economic depression due to heavy fines, combined with the bad economic infrastructure.
The effects of World War I made mass destruction of cities and long-lasting effects of the country’s economy. The war had negative consequences on infrastructure, public health, and social order. In my opinion, the most negative effect of World War I is that it may lead to another world war, where Germany will most likely want for revenge.
This war had some pros but for the most there were many drawbacks. I hope to receive a letter back on what you’ve learned.