Question

question 19 of 26
how did world war i act as a turning point in world history?
a. it limited political and economic rights for women by tying those rights to military service.
b. it created alliances that eventually formed the cold wars eastern and western blocs.
c. it resulted in the end of imperialism by promoting national self - determination.
d. it left unresolved political issues in germany that led to another world war.

Explanation:

World War I's Treaty of Versailles imposed harsh terms on Germany, leaving political and economic grievances that contributed to the rise of Nazi - Germany and ultimately World War II. Option A is incorrect as WWI actually advanced women's rights in many countries as they took on jobs previously held by men. Option B is incorrect because the Cold - War blocs were a result of post - World War II tensions. Option C is incorrect as imperialism did not end after WWI; decolonization was a more long - term process that accelerated after WWII.

Answer:

D. It left unresolved political issues in Germany that led to another world war.