Impact of World War I World War I took place between 1914 and 1918. It came as a surprise to many and left many questions rather than of answers to the problems that those who caused it sought to answer. It was a different form of warfare than was occurring at that time. It was more brutal and violent. Before the start of this war, most of the world's major societies at the time had experienced a revolution. The war left many people wondering about the future of the world at a time when inventions were plentiful. Inventions include, among others, electricity and the telephone. Most people believed in the idea that humans were capable of destroying themselves. This war, mentioned by some, was indeed a great war. It has affected every nation in the world, from Europe to Africa. Today, its effects are still felt. These were mainly Great Britain, Austria, the United States, Germany, Russia and France. These nations mobilized the masses in other countries to fight against their enemies. There have been political reforms around the world. The war is believed to have been largely fueled by religious differences. Most political reforms were based on religious grounds. Serbia aligned itself with Russia because it shared the same doctrines, Croatia joined forces with Austria. Bosnia supported the Ottoman Empire. The war was catalyzed when Germany declared its support for Austria against the Serbs. This angered Russia and aroused the British and French. Treaties were concluded and the result was the division of Europe into two blocs. France, Great Britain and Russia came to fight against Germany, Italy and Austria. Diplomacy disappeared and it was all about war. The impact of the war would soon leave a mark in history. The use of chemical weapons is harmful...... middle of paper ......th vote. The number of women joining the military has also increased. The temporary war taught the world that the path to peace was not through war but through peace. As a result, the six main nations that started the war concluded peace treaties and peace and normalcy slowly returned to most areas, although a few areas remained unstable. By this time, most people were tired of fighting and some decided to end the war not because they were satisfied but because they were tired of this kind of life. World War I had a tremendous negative impact on the world, especially on the soldiers who witnessed horrific scenes. cannot be explained. Its effect is felt until today. Various deadly weapons used during this period, such as bombs, continue to be recovered around the world. These weapons still pose a challenge to the world, a century after their manufacture..