Britain in the First World War

The introduction of draft recruitment and conscription in the UK during World War I became a big problem from the outset and publicity was used to change the attitude of the people. After the First World War, the life in the UK has changed dramatically. The UK owes nearly £ 6 billion to Americans. The bombing at the house of the UK killed more than 1000 people and lost millions of homes. During the war, a total of about 1 million British died. Women are working men, and the government took new steps to ensure that we won this new war.

Many factors began to encourage UK policy reconsideration from the mid-1930s to the latter half. Firstly, Nazi Germany demanded the return of British colonies after the First World War. Although this request was rejected, it increased the pressure on the UK to show that it fulfilled its commitment to "trusteeship" in all colonies (Morgan, 1980). Secondly, the failure of England and other international alliances, meaningful action against Mussolini's invasion

With the outbreak of the First World War, the UK achieved fear of war with Germany in 1914. The British quickly invaded and occupied the majority of the African German overseas colonies. In the Pacific region, Australia and New Zealand occupied Germany, New Guinea and Samoa, respectively. According to Sykes-Pico's agreement in 1916, the secrets of Britain and France had planned the postwar division of the Ottoman Empire who joined the German War. This agreement is not revealed to Mecca Sharif, the UK always encourages the Arab resistance to rulers of the Ottoman Empire, and the impression that the UK supports the establishment of an independent Arab country .

Until the end of World War I, the British defeated the Ottoman army and built a military regime in the Ottoman Empire. According to the missionary system, division of the territory between England and France in 1920, British jurisdiction including modern Israel was named forced Palestinian

Due to the defeat of the Ottoman Empire during the First World War (1914 - 1918), the UK was approved by the League of Nations to manage Palestine. During the war Jews and Arabs received conflicting guarantees in dominating Palestine. The UK supports the Arabs in the ruling area where the Arabs believe they include Palestine. But the UK has also promised to support the Palestinian Jewish house. Furthermore, in the late nineteenth century Jewish immigrants returned to Palestine increasingly as they tried to escape the persecution in Europe and Russia and returned to their hometown. After the First World War, Jewish immigrants steadily increased, the tension between the Jews and the Arabs increased, and often resulted in violence.