Aristide Briand Essays

Georges Clemenceau’s Effect on France During World War I In 1914, during the events leading up to World War I, mankind was going through a time of despair. A global nightmare spread throughout the globe causing a chain reaction of problems. World War I, also known as the Great War, stands as one of the biggest conflicts in the history of mankind. Over the span of 4 years, 70 million people either fought or participated in the war effort. Through these times of terror families were torn apart and

Joan Hoff once stated, “The Kellogg-Briand Pact stands as the most idealistic (and most impractical) collective attempt to ensure peace in the interwar period” (“The Kellogg-Briand Pact”). The Pact Of Paris, better known as The Kellogg-Briand Pact, was created to outlaw future wars between nations. Politicians wanted to settle any disputes that arose between countries by using peace. Citizens that experienced the World War I were frightened. The people who witnessed World War I agreed to anything

Dear Prof.Henneburg, I hope all is well, and you are healthy. You probably weren’t told dramatic changes that it brought upon France so I’ve decided to write it I this letter for your wellbeing. the A lot has changed since you left France; the military of France has lost many soldiers due to war. The economy has become destroyed the northeast part of the land was ruined due to constant fighting. The French empire shrunk from 11.3% total foreign to 6.8%.In addition, the trades money shortage deepened

Smoot-Hawley, Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Revenue Act Of 1932 The significance of this triad is that all of these things were failed attempts under Hoover between 1929 and 1932 to pull America out of the Great Depression. Smoot-Hawley Tariff was created by Reed Owen Smoot and Willis C. Hawley in June 1930. It raised tariffs on over 20,000 imported goods and added a flat fee. It made American products affordable to stimulate the economy and pull us out of the Great Depression.The Reconstruction