100 Years Ago Much Of Europe Was Rushing Towards War.

sandyRoe | 12:15 Wed 02nd Jul 2014 | ChatterBank

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If it had been avoided what would our world be like now?

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Britain could have easily overstepped it's empire and ended up clashing with the US.

I suppose we would be missing much technology which we rely on every day - war speeds the necessity of technology.

Also, a lot of equal rights stuff comes out of these wars - so maybe a less equal society?

sandyRoe

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Agree. America's star was rising as the sun was setting on the British Empire. There could have been clashes.

Baldric

By avoiding the death toll of WW's we would most likely be living in a vastly overpopulated UK.
Oh, wait a minute!

stuey

Here's an interesting article regarding "World Wars". http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-28057198

DrFilth

more died in one year after the war than during the war

http://virus.stanford.edu/uda/

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Odd that the Spanish Flu most affected people between 20 and 40 rather than the young or old.

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