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29 July, 00:28

Evaluate the extent to which the experience of the first world war changed relationships between europeans and colonized peoples.

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  1. 29 July, 00:54
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    There was antagonism between the countries in Europe and outside Europe.

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    After World War I in 1918, the landscape of the world had changed. There was antagonism and mistrust between the countries. In Europe, a lot fell upon Germany. Germany was forced to sign the Versailles Treaty acknowledging defeat. The country was forced to acknowledge that it caused the war. Part of the territory possessing rich coal mines was given to France. In the other areas, Africa was involved to a little extent. The Asian countries had much resentment towards the Europeans as they expanded their empires further.
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