The Cultural Impact of the Great War

question 30

Multiple Choice

The cultural impact of the Great War

• A)produced a feeling of resignation and cynicism.
• B)resulted in an accelerated pride in military victory.
• C)increased the belief that the sacrifices made in the war had been worthwhile.
• D)left a feeling of accomplishment by the elimination of European monarchs.
• E)increased the sense of Western civilization's superiority.

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