The Not so Great side of the Great War

The Great War, also known as the First World War, was the first major military and international conflict among the most powerful countries in the world. Conflict is called a tripartite alliance composed of Britain, France, Russia, Italy and the United States, and the trilateral alliance later became known as the Central powers of Germany and the Austrian-Hungarian empire. The First World War was one of the biggest and most deadly disputes in history, more than 15 million people died and thousands were injured.

In the beginning of 1917, President Woodrow Wilson decided to enter the World War I on the British side and the French side for a fight against the United States and Germany on a rare occasion. If he does not, war can happen, because increasing casualties will be less and more extreme on both sides. It is impossible to say when and how the war will remain in the US, but by the beginning of 1917 it can be said that the army and the people were not ready to surrender. The military outlook of France and the United Kingdom is particularly dark. Despite the great suffering of the Germans at the forefront and at home, the withdrawal of Russia after the collapse of the emperor made it possible for them to shift their strength and resources to the western front. However, with the entry of the United States, the end of the war and its consequences became clear.

Throughout history many wars have been caused for various reasons. In addition, the influence of war can have a big impact on every party in battle. The Great War in America 's history is Spain - the American War of 1898. The Spanish - American war is caused by many things. This war has sustained impact on the countries concerned, the United States and Spain. Spain and the United States are greatly affected by war. - The Spanish-American war is the first and most important step in the movement to the imperialists of the United States. It is this war that made America the most powerful country in the world. This war is good for America, as we got the land, paid homage and taught the lesson to one of our enemies. Furthermore, we suffer little loss compared to other conflicts and wars.