The Great War: The World in Upheaval: Economics and The First World War Quiz

The economic conditions of the early 20^th century allowed for many empires to gain a great resource in industry, with Great Britain being the most dominant. This industrial capacity would quickly move to Germany allowing for the development of a great military resource. This contribution of industry would also propel the economic markets of Europe; those without strong industrial abilities would suffer during this first global war. In its conclusion the economic implications of the Great War would be disastrous for the Central Powers and most of those in Europe, this would come to bare a new conflict from Germany in the Second World War.