The Causes and Consequences of World War

The Causes and Consequences of World War

World War I, is and as much referred to as the Great War, which was actually ignited by a complex web causing that which is patterning to nationalism, and most importantly a tangle of alliances, and hence the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria within the year 1914 was actually seen to be as the immediate catalyst,

Hence underlying tensions which were seen brewing up for years and with a nationalistic fervor that has to do with imperial ambitions, alongside with competitive arms race within the European powers causes a volatile environment.

Therefore war's consequences are known as profound and far-reaching and hence it is resulted in the collapse of empires, that has to do with the Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman, and also the Russian, and as much the German empires, and redrawing the national boundaries within and across Europe and the Middle East, is seen and as much lead to significant political changes, which includes the the rise of communism among the Russia and the seeds of fascism within Italy and with the German, hence economically, the war was drained over that of the national treasuries which legacy of debt and by setting the stage for World War II which is reshaping the global order.

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