Chapter 28.1.3 The Post-WWI Era “The in Between Years”

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Chapter The Post-WWI Era “The in Between Years”

Post-WWI Mindset The mass destruction of WWI caused many to lose faith in the idea of human progress

The Influenza Pandemic “The Greatest Medical Holocaust in History” Mysterious pandemic (global epidemic) that killed million

New Directions in Music As technology improved-radios in the home Music aimed at the masses developed Jazz Music – Louis Armstrong, Billie Holiday, and “Jelly Roll” Morton

New Directions in Art Cubism-influenced by African art-emphasizes geometric designs and uses shapes to show an object from multiple angles at the same time – Pablo Picasso-The Weeping Woman

Europe After WWI

France After WWI Victorious, but weakened – Industry & agriculture destroyed – Young men dead Economy weak – Owed $ – $ to rebuild infrastructure – $ to build up security Maginot Line Politically weak – Locarno Pact-plan to handle all conflicts peacefully – Fighting b/w conservatives and the liberal Popular Front

Great Britain After WWI Economy weak – Owed $ – Industry outdated – ¼ workforce unemployed Led to General Strikes & Pol. Unrest Workforce wanted the high wages that they were earning during WWI

Great Britain After WWI Problems in Ireland – Ireland wants Independence – 1916 Easter Rising Irish revolt, violently put down by GB – 1918 Irish Nationalist Party Sinn Fein declared independence Led to fighting b/w IRA (Irish Republican Army) and GB – 1922 Compromise North=Protestant, controlled by GB South=Catholic, loose connection to GB

Eastern Europe In general: – Struggling to build new democratic gov. – Still have ethnic tensions – Econ. Problems – Democracy failing – Military Dictatorships

Eastern Europe cont… Austria – Small weak; problems between conservatives & socialists Hungary – Communism then military dictatorship Poland – Econ. problems led to military dictatorship-Germany Yugoslavia, Romania, Bulgaria – Military dictatorships or monarchies