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After World War 1 why did most Germans feel they were being treated unfairly?
They were angry that their ruined economy was causing difficult times.
Did the peace terms ending the world war 1 have a positive or negative effect on future global stability?
The peace terms ending the world war 1 had a mostly negative effect on future global stability as some countries felt unfairly treated. Many historians feel that the terms were the very cause of WW2.
Why did the Germans feel differently than Europeans about the war?
While in Germany, the sense of betrayal and dishonor prompted some Germans to seek revenge. Many Germans, especially members of the army, believed that Germany had not lost the war on the battlefield. This was a delusion, but a dangerous one. These people felt that Germany, the army and all those who had lost their lives in the war had been betrayed by traitors at home who had undermined the soldiers at the front. The man who rose up to lead them was Adolf Hitler.
Two reasons why the Germans disliked the treaty of Versailles?
It reduced Germany's size and eliminated most of its military. It took land from the Germans, as well as demilitarising it. The Germans felt vunerable because they might be attacked and have little defence. They also had to take the blame for the war and pay back money that mostly went to France and Belgium.
Why do some people feel that is is unlikely that a lasting peace could have been created at the end of world war 1?
It left a mood of anger throughout Germany as it was felt that as a nation Germany had been unfairly treated.Germany hated the clause blaming her for the cause of the war and the resultant financial penalties the treaty was bound to impose on Germany
Many Germans felt they had been treated unfairly in the what?
Many Germans felt they had been treated unfairly in the Treaty of Versailles
What was an effect of the treaty of Versailles which ended world war?
A. people in Germany felt they had been treated unfairly. Apex
After World War 1 why did most Germans feel they were being treated unfairly?
They were angry that their ruined economy was causing difficult times.
Who exactly are the medical solicitors?
Medical solicitors are solicitors who deal with claims against anyone working in the health care field. For example, if one felt they had been treated unfairly, they would seek the guidance of a medical solicitor.
John Calhoun led a group of southerners who felt a state had the right to leave the union if they were being unfairly treated The main spokesman for the north was?
Daniel Webster
Why did martin Luther king care about African Americans?
He was also an African American and he felt that black people were being treated unfairly so he started a movement to change things.
Why did the southern states felt as if they were being treated unfairly and what they thought they should be able to do?
Southern states felt they were being treated unfairly due to perceived economic disadvantages, political marginalization, and the threat to their social order, particularly regarding slavery. They believed that federal policies favored Northern interests and undermined their rights. Consequently, many southerners felt justified in asserting their right to secede from the Union, arguing that states should have the autonomy to govern themselves and protect their institutions without federal interference.
What was the impact of the Treaty of Versailles in eastern Europe?
two primary effects: establishing the League of Nations; assigning blame for the war and imposing reparations on Germany
In1919 the steel strike resulted in?
Better wages, the minimum wage was raised to over $10 an hour. Also it gave the workers the right to perform mutiny and kill their bosses if they felt that they were being treated unfairly.
Why were principles important to the framers of the constitution?
The Framers of the Constitution deeply believed in liberal, democratic ideas, heavily influenced by Enlightenment thinkers. These principles were important to the colonists, who felt that the British crown treated them unfairly and did not represent their interests.
How did Germans view the war-guilt clause?
Many Germans felt that the war-guilt clause in the Treaty of Versailles unfairly placed all blame for World War I on Germany, leading to a strong sense of injustice and humiliation. This contributed to the rise of nationalist sentiments and public resentment towards the treaty, fueling support for revisionist and militaristic attitudes in the interwar period.
Why did farmers feel they were feeling treated unfairly by the railroads?
Farmers felt unfairly treated by the railroads because they faced exorbitant shipping rates, which significantly cut into their profits. Additionally, railroads often favored large agricultural corporations over small farmers, leading to discriminatory pricing and service practices. This perceived exploitation contributed to widespread discontent among farmers, who believed they were being taken advantage of in a system that prioritized corporate interests over their livelihoods.
