Mistakes Of World War I By Woodrow Wilson
Words used to describe World War l: cataclysmic, catastrophic, and transformational because nothing was the same once the war was over. Because of new advances everything seemed like everything was in grasp right before World War I. It was not one mistake it was a series of mistakes. Not just destructive physically but in terms of global politics. Woodrow Wilson lead this country out of destruction, that was World War I.
The Franco-Prussian war (1870-1871) established Germany as a powerful empire. Some of the worst fighting in the war was between France and Germany. Leading up to the World the two countries had experienced decades of tension. France was not getting fooled and could see that over the course of the 19th century the Germanic
The Franco-Prussian war (1870-1871) established Germany as a powerful empire. Some of the worst fighting in the war was between France and Germany. Leading up to the World the two countries had experienced decades of tension. France was not getting fooled and could see that over the course of the 19th century the Germanic