Paragraph one: Think critically about the causes and consequences of World War I (250 words minimum) Paragraph two: Why did the Mexican Revolution take place and who was involved? How were American...

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Causes and Consequences of World War I    3
Mexican Revolution and Effects on American Relations    3
Factors that Stimulated the Economy of 1920s    4
Causes of Great Depression and the Implementation of Government Programs    5
Causes and Consequences of World War I
    The World War I began in the year 1914 in Europe. One of the immediate causes of the World War I was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary. Black Hand a Serbian-nationalist terrorist group and were behind the assassination of Archduke. Gavrilo Princip, a 19-year-old member of the Black Hand, killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary. This assassination turned Austria against Serbia and war like situations arisen between the two. Russia came in support of Serbia and Germany was in support of Austria. Furthermore, Britain and France declared a war on Germany consequently leading to a World War. It was America, which declared it neutrality initially. Neutrality of America was eventually broken after the sinking of Lusitania, a U-boat, which killed over 100 Americans.
    The World War I lead to the death of millions of people including the civilians and the soldiers. The World War I had serious consequences primarily for Germany and Russia. Millions of people lost their lives and property of these nations was destroyed heavily. A number of ships sank due to attacks, which were not only carrying arms and amenities but a number of soldiers who lost their lives. The export and import among the nations, who were in support of each other increased exponentially. Fighting laid buildings, bridges and railroad lines in ruins. The domino effect of saving the allies of different alliances caused havoc amongst the major countries of the world.
Mexican Revolution and Effects on American Relations
    The Mexican Revolution took place in the year 1876 and continued till 1911. The revolution began as protest against the...