Question

A. Explain ONE major difference between Keegan's and Strachan's interpretations of the role of the First World War in European history,

b. Provide one piece of evidence from the period between the First and the Second World Wars that supports Keegan's interpretation (Source 1) and explain How it supports

the interpretation

c. Provide ONE piece of evidence from the period between the First and the Second World Wars that supports Strachan's interpretation (Source 2) and explain HOW it supports

the interpretation

Answer 1

Every event has a basis in the history. Hence, the response are as follows.

Keegan and Strachan

a) Keegan believes the war to be brutal, unnecessary, and with negative effect while Strachan believes the war to have a purpose with some positive effects.

Evidence

b) The brutality of the totalitarian regions that were partially a result of the war.

c) Discussion of the positive and negative effects of the destruction of the Russian, Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and German empires (e.g. the end of monarch and empirical governments).

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