Technology Caused and Ended WWI

By December 1914, the First World War was involved in the dilemma at the western front, that is, the triple alliance and the triple alliance did not expect it. The war is stalled, the two sides are in equilibrium and can not break through enemies. Technological advances have played an important role in deadlocks caused by powerful defensive weapons such as machine guns and artillery. Trench warfare is the firepower of units from both sides to protect enemies through trenches.

In this article I will explain the reasons for the First World War. There are four major reasons for the First World War. They are nationalism, imperialism, militarism and alliance. The assassination of Dagong Ferdinand was just a "spark" that triggered "explosive gun barrel". These four reasons caused tension in Europe, and only one case can trigger war. We classify these four reasons into long term, medium term, short term. The first long-term reason is nationalism. Nationalism thinks that country is the best country in the world. The problem with this view is that people are overlooking other countries. Nationalism is the cause of long-term war because individual countries take time to gather and it takes more time to gain confidence in each country.

Imperialism caused many events in the First World War and the Second World War. In World War I, Germany, France and the UK fought each other, creating the best empire. Imperialism has made Germany an Austrian-Hungarian empire, and an alliance with the UK and France. In World War II, Hitler wanted to expand Germany to a German population only. When Hitler expanded to Poland, it caused World War II when France and the UK declared a war against Germany. The connection and continuation of World War II was the emergence of imperialism between France, the UK and Germany, which led to an increase in military assembly.

Comparison and comparison between World War I (World War I) and World War II (World War II) have been an interesting research theme for more than 50 years. In addition, there are many reasons for the First World War and the Second World War. I will explain the reasons for two similarities and two major differences between the two wars. The primary reason for the war was nationalism or national pride and power aspiration. In World War I, Germany wanted to expand the new border, strengthen its territory, and challenge the UK to become the most powerful country on Earth. Germany was founded in 1871, German people are proud of their new country. This also applies to World War II. Germany hopes to expand the empire across Europe and have more "survival space". The pride of the people hurt by the convictions of the Treaty of Versailles need to be resolved, and Hitler emphasizes encouraging nationalism.