EUROPEAN BORDERS BEFORE AND AFTER WORLD WAR NORWAY SWEDEN 0 ALLIES DENMARK CENTRAL POWERS NEUTRAL NETHERLANDS GERMANY UNITED KINGDOM BELGIUM LUXEMBOURG RUSSIA AUSTRIA HUNGARY SWITZERLAND FRANCE ROMANIA SERSA ITALY WHENEGRD BULGARIA SPAIN PORTUGAL ALBAN GREECE OTTOMAN EMPIRE ALGERIA TUNISIA MOROCCO LIS VA EGYPT 1914
NORWA ESTONIA SWEDEN LATVIA DENMAI LITHUANIA RUSSIA NETHERLANDS ITED KINGD GERMANY POLAND BELGIUM LUXEMBOURG ZECHOSLOVAK UKRAINE AUSTRIA FRANCE swiTZERLAND HUNGARY ROMANIA YUGOSLAVIA ITALY BULGARIA ALBANIA PORTUGAL SPAIN GREECE OTTOMAN EMPIRE ALGERIA JNIST 1921 After World War I ended in 1918 smaller wars continued in eastern Europe By 1921 European borders were relatively stable and remained in place until World War II began in the late
During the Industrial Revolution steam powered machines enabled workers to manufacture goods more
CHAPTS THE PEOPLE RISE MONARCHIES DECLINE Throughout the 1800s the nations of Europe enjoyed a rapid increase in technological developments Today this period is known as the Industrial Revolution Between the mid 1700s and the mid 1800s the invention of power driven machines the steam engine and industrialized factories changed the fabric of society The standard of living rose for many workers who used their newfound freedom to argue for better wages and more rights With these economic improvements came the desire to change how countries were governed When World War I began in 1914 France was the only completely democratic republic in Europe All other major powers were ruled by monarchies Some
