USA
1. The economic boom right after the war led to high expectations 2. Social Security system went against American traditions 3. it was relatively conservative. Social Security was funded in large part by taxes with a single fixed rate for all of income.4. i 1919 over 4 million workers went on strike. By 1933 millions of Americans were out of work. 5. The period from 1900 to 1920 had been one of general farm prosperity and farm prices were rising
France
1. france made a large miliraty and mainly worked on their defense because of paris peace conference
2. France had a great recovery after they had the biggest lost of the allied powers
3. france allied themselves with smaller countries
4. they created a maginot line surrounding german territoires as defense
5. suffer trade
Great Britain
1. Trade was disruptive by the US. with japan
2. unemployedment occured to 2/42 million
3. the IRA became pwoerful
4. decline a liberal party
5. Conservatied party formed
They both went on strike
They had a new change in the government
they were both building up powerful military
the unemployeedment and the economy stuggled.
The Interwar Years (1918-1939)
1. The economic boom right after the war led to high expectations
2. Social Security system went against American traditions
3. it was relatively conservative. Social Security was funded in large part by taxes with a single fixed rate for all of income.
4. i 1919 over 4 million workers went on strike. By 1933 millions of Americans were out of work.
5. The period from 1900 to 1920 had been one of general farm prosperity and farm prices were rising
