Question

select the correct answers.

which three of these issues did europe face after the war?

a worldwide pandemic
monarchy in britain
communism in russia
a worldwide cancellation of debts
dislocated refugees

Explanation:

Identify post-war challenges in Europe

The question asks to identify three major issues that Europe faced after World War I. We will evaluate each option based on historical evidence from the post-WWI era, utilizing our understanding of Post-WWI Europe.

Evaluate the pandemic option

Immediately following World War I, from 1918 to 1920, the world experienced the devastating Spanish flu pandemic. This was a worldwide pandemic that infected about a third of the global population and killed tens of millions of people, severely impacting a war-torn Europe.

Evaluate political and economic options

• monarchy in Britain: Britain maintained its constitutional monarchy before, during, and after the war. This was not a new crisis or issue arising from the war.
• communism in Russia: Following the Russian Revolution of 1917 and the subsequent civil war, the Bolsheviks established a communist regime. This rise of communism was a major geopolitical shift and a source of significant tension and conflict in post-war Europe.
• a worldwide cancellation of debts: There was no worldwide cancellation of debts. In fact, war debts and reparations (especially those imposed on Germany) became a central, highly contentious economic crisis throughout the 1920s.

Evaluate the refugee option

The collapse of empires (Russian, Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman, and German) and the redrawing of national borders left millions of people displaced. Thus, dealing with dislocated refugees was a massive humanitarian crisis faced by Europe and the newly formed League of Nations.

Answer:

• a worldwide pandemic (Correct answer)
• monarchy in Britain
• communism in Russia (Correct answer)
• a worldwide cancellation of debts
• dislocated refugees (Correct answer)