1. The World in the ’s

2. Europe

3. Post-war recession lasted until 1921 in most countries
Reparations and war debts complicated economic recovery

4. It takes a wheelbarrow
full of money to buy
a loaf of bread in
Germany

5. German children make a
tower out of worthless
Deutsche Marks

6. Deutsche Marks are swept
off the street with the rest
of the trash

7. Dawes Plan solved this problem temporarily and led to an economic boom after 1924

8. The Kellogg-Briand Pact
International agreement signed in 1928 by most nations in the world
Outlawed “war as an instrument of national policy”

9. Asia

10. Gandhi began his non-violent campaign against British rule in India
Civil War between communists and nationalists broke out in China in 1927

11. Chiang Kai-shek
Mao Zedong

12. Africa

13. “"He (Africans) fought with the white man to save the white man's home
“"He (Africans) fought with the white man to save the white man's home...and the war was won… Black men all the world over are asking today: "What have we got? What are we going to get out of it all?””
Felix Eugene Michael Hercules

14. 2m. Africans served in WWI
Many returned home expecting greater independence
Early nationalist movements began (Pan-Africanism)

15. Marcus Garvey

16. Latin America

17. U.S. replaced Britain as the dominant foreign influence in the region
Global demand for Latin American raw materials grew as a result of the worldwide economic boom
Mexican Revolution ( ) resulted from demands for reform