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The End of the War
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society
victory
world war
world war 1
world war one
ww1
britain
germany
war
end
over
1918
trench
warfare
lloyd george
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The End of the War
War OVER - November 1918
USA joined the Allies in 1917
Sent one division at first but more the next year
German commander Ludendroff tried one more big attack before the increase in Allied troops
The Ludendroff Offensive - they attacked several points along the line of the enemy trenches at the same time
The Allies counter-attacked by from different sides and used tanks to push the German back through France towards Germany
An armistice caused them to stop before the German reached Germany
Trench warfare worn Germany down. They couldn't carry on and so asked for an armistice to be signed on the 11th November
The peace treaty (Versailles) was signed in June 1919
'The War to End all Wars'...?
Many felt that politicians and authority figures couldn't be trusted anymore after they tried to hide information about the war
People even thought that the generals had been being incompetent and didn't care about the loss of life
Did upper class dominate society?
Soldiers returned home to unemployment and poverty - what had they been fighting for?
Loss of young men had unbalanced society
People still wanted revenge on the Germans
There were some positive outcomes: the feeling of victory and attitudes to women and the poor had improved
Lloyd George was re-elected Prime Minister in December 1918
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