Causes and effects of world war I: (In Dialogue)

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Long Question Answer

Q.N 1. Draft a dialogue including four causes and four effects of World War I.

Ans. Conversation between two friends about causes and effects of world war I







 CAUSES OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR:

Rama: Conflict and misunderstanding are the causes of the war, do you have some

ideas about the first world war?

Harisaran: Yes, Russia & Austria Hungary had no colonies; they could go on making coloniesso there might be competition for the race of making colonies which lead to the war. Ram: hat about Militarism and Armaments?

Rama: hat about militarism and Armaments?

Harisaran: Russia & German had high number of Armies. They could generate intere: of making profit through war.

Rama: Was there monopoly on their goods and production?

Harisaran: Yes, there was chance of economic exploitation from Britain and Germar because they had monopoly in coal and metal production.

Rama: What was immediate cause of First World War?

Harisaran: On June 28,1914, the prince of Austria, Hungary, Archduke Franz Ferdinar and his wife Sophie Chotek visited Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia. There they were shot dead by a 19 year old member of Black Hand Society Gabrilo Prince This event became the immediate cause of the First World War.

EFFECTS OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR:

Rama: Could you tell me any four efects of the second world war?

Harisaran: Yes, there were several effects of this world war, Many people were kille an    unimaginable amount of property was destroyed during this war. Simila many countries lost their territories. Fall of Monarchial system and rise republican system and Signed on Versailles Treaty by German Chancellor w the major effects of this war.

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