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Answer this question… The scale of the destruction left much of Europe's infrastructure in need of rebuilding.
WW1 enhanced the economic arguments used by drys at the time, in particularly the Anti-Saloon League. Firstly, alcohol reduced the productivity of workers-when America's factories needed to be producing more food/munitions as they were at war, alcohol reduced America's economic output. Secondly, the grain used to make beer could have been (and was post-prohibition) used to make bread to feed the soldiers in Europe. And thirdly, many breweries in America were German. Although their profit didn't go to Germany, Americans didn't want to buy German products from the breweries of the German immigrants as they were at war with that nation.Read more: How_did_World_War_1_contribute_to_prohibition
Rosie the Riveter symbolizes women's empowerment and their crucial role in the workforce during World War II. The iconic image, representing women taking on traditionally male jobs, became a cultural icon of feminism and economic independence. She embodies resilience, strength, and the ability of women to contribute significantly to society, particularly in times of crisis. The phrase "We Can Do It!" further emphasizes the message of capability and determination.
The number of German soldiers who served in the German Military in World War I was 13,250,000. The number of American military personnel that served during World War I was 4,743,826.
What_causes_global_economic_crisis
BIG people are making money.
No, it is just a planned re-organization of the economic structure.
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Jigme Yoser Thinley blamed the global economic crisis on "insatiable human greed".He stressed the greater importance of "Gross National Happiness".
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It will solve the economic crisis that has affected the US and the whole world
Because the Soviets offered economic and military aid to Cuba
Mainly the United States of Americabut The Great Depression was a world-wide economic crisis.
well one way is that war is the most expensive thing a nation can do. It costs a lot internally and then after losing they owed a lot to other countries. World War II came around and it was a repeat financial crisis after the loss. Then much later, after the fall of the Berlin Wall, East Germany had to convert to the West's currency (which was worth slightly more therefore the east lost money). Then once more Germany lost money after converting to the Euro which was worth more than the west's currency.
well one way is that war is the most expensive thing a nation can do. It costs a lot internally and then after losing they owed a lot to other countries. World War II came around and it was a repeat financial crisis after the loss. Then much later, after the fall of the Berlin Wall, East Germany had to convert to the West's currency (which was worth slightly more therefore the east lost money). Then once more Germany lost money after converting to the Euro which was worth more than the west's currency.
The current crisis (circa 2009/2010) is the worst economic crisis of American history, but the same is true for almost every country of the developed World. Part of the cause may be due to policies of the US government but the same can also be said for other countries. It possible that the expense of wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have made the crisis a little worse.