Question

millions of people from different european colonies participated in world war 1. what did they expect to happen following the war? they expected their service to lead to training in military skills that could eventually lead to the world wide revolution they expected to be welcomed into the european countries as new immigrants they expected rewards in the form of recognition and trophies they expected their service to lead to new rights or independence for their ethnic groups

Explanation:

During World War 1, many people from European colonies fought. They hoped that their service would bring positive changes for their ethnic groups. Military training for revolution was not a common expectation. Immigrating to European countries as new immigrants was not the main hope. Rewards like recognition and trophies were less significant compared to rights or independence. The idea of getting new rights or independence for their ethnic groups was a more likely expectation as they contributed to the war effort and hoped for better status post - war.

Answer:

They expected their service to lead to new rights or independence for their ethnic groups.