The British Food Crisis During WWI

During World War I (World War I), the British government faced extremely difficulties in maintaining adequate food for civilians. This is due to many attributes, such as civilian attitudes facing war, effective German war strategy, and poor English experience to cope with these situations. Soon after World War I broke, these difficulties became obvious, in 1918 the British government implemented distribution nationwide, the problem peaked.

Probably the last time the parts of Britain and India were united was the occurrence of the First World War. In that war, many Indians fought in the UK. But after World War I, Indian riots became more frequent. The UK passed a law calling for martial law in places where riots are occurring. With all riots, a new Indian politician appeared. Perhaps Mohandas Gandhi, the most important person of the Indian free movement, urged Indian citizens to face UK injustice with passive resistance. Gandhi is promoting a non-cooperative policy that requires boycotting most British goods and services. However, despite protests against nonviolent insurgency by Gandhi, this non-cooperation still faces violence. From the eyes of the British army, Gandhi 's behavior became a sedative rebellion and was frequently imprisoned in the next 20 years.

The main factor in the success of the British Empire was the British Indian army. It was not only the key to the victory during the First World War and the Second World War, it was also the key to this. Some even call it a mercenary. Whatever its name, it has further British interests in Asia, Africa and Europe. During the Second Opium War, the troops were transferred to deal with the 1857 Indian uprising that can measure the importance of the Indian army served in the UK. India is a jewel of the British Empire and is important not only in terms of resources but also in terms of people.

For the victory after the First World War, several former German and Asian German territories participated by the British Empire. The British Empire is one of the greatest empires in world history. It is composed of various territories that the UK conquered or colonized in about 1600 years. The British Empire was the largest at the end of the First World War and occupied over 25% of the world's population and region including India, Malaya, Kenya, Ghana, Cyprus, Greece, New Zealand and other countries. The Great Britain reached the peak of expansion by the First World War, but it declined over the next few years. The British economic problems are getting worse and can not continue to dominate the huge empire. The civil war in countries like India is threatened; the threat of communism from China to Malaya and the growing race discrimination and prejudice in British colonies in the UK