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1. political and economic factors in WWI.
2. The period of 1914-1945 marked a span of two World Wars and saw a significant transformation of America from an economic, social and global power perspective. A series of competing political and economic factors led to the start of World War I in Europe. The U.S. had tried to stay out of the conflict, but once dragged in, as the country that swung the balance of power in favor of the Allies, had a large role in the “peace” settlement. The idealistic outcomes Woodrow Wilson proposed from the end of World War I and the lack of controls on the U.S. economy that led to the stock market crash, were all tributary to the factors that led to the Second World War.

For your main discussion post, discuss how the U.S. responded to some of the outcomes from World War I, such as mass immigration from eastern European countries and American intellectual thought regarding social change or the lack thereof, in the 1920’s. Examine the potential relationship between economic conditions in the 1930’s and the rise of fascism or communism.

1. The period of 1914-1945 marked a span of two World Wars and saw a significant transformation of America from an economic, social and global power perspective. A series of competing political and economic factors led to the start of World War I in Europe. The U.S. had tried to stay out of the conflict, but once dragged in, as the country that swung the balance of power in favor of the Allies, had a large role in the “peace” settlement. The idealistic outcomes Woodrow Wilson proposed from the end of World War I and the lack of controls on the U.S. economy that led to the stock market crash, were all tributary to the factors that led to the Second World War.

For your main discussion post, discuss how the U.S. responded to some of the outcomes from World War I, such as mass immigration from eastern European countries and American intellectual thought regarding social change or the lack thereof, in the 1920’s. Examine the potential relationship between economic conditions in the 1930’s and the rise of fascism or communism.

1. The period of 1914-1945 marked a span of two World Wars and saw a significant transformation of America from an economic, social and global power perspective. A series of competing political and economic factors led to the start of World War I in Europe. The U.S. had tried to stay out of the conflict, but once dragged in, as the country that swung the balance of power in favor of the Allies, had a large role in the “peace” settlement. The idealistic outcomes Woodrow Wilson proposed from the end of World War I and the lack of controls on the U.S. economy that led to the stock market crash, were all tributary to the factors that led to the Second World War.

For your main discussion post, discuss how the U.S. responded to some of the outcomes from World War I, such as mass immigration from eastern European countries and American intellectual thought regarding social change or the lack thereof, in the 1920’s. Examine the potential relationship between economic conditions in the 1930’s and the rise of fascism or communism.