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How did world war l contribute to a German economic crisis
reparations were demanded per treaty
How did world war 1 hurt business in Europe even after the war
Businesses struggled to replace skilled workers skilled or severely injured in the fighting
The devastation created by World War 1 pushed many artists around the world to
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develop new artistic styles that rejected traditional ideas about art.
Dadaists believed that the destruction created by World War 1 could mostly be attributed to
citizens becoming emotionally detached because of life in industrial societies.
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