Why was the first world called war to end all wars?

World War I was not called "the war to end all wars". That phrase was used after the fact to describe the hopes of many people that the war would be so devastating that no future wars would be possible.

Which of the following is considered to be fundamental rather than immediate case world war 1?

What is the history for W H O?

Exercises on Phases of World War II
question 1 (UEL-PR) Check the alternative that presents one of the main reasons alleged by Harry Truman, US president, to justify the use of the atomic bomb against the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945. a) Despite the US victories in the Pacific, the Japanese showed notable resistan
Exercises on the Islamic State - with feedback
Question 01 - FATEC 2017 - Read the text. The Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant, or just the Islamic State (IS), is currently the most powerful jihadist terrorist organization in the world in terms of manpower and income and which preaches armed jihad. The primary objective of IS is to establish
Exercises on the Franco-Prussian War
question 1 (Pucsp 2006) Consider the following texts, which refer to two distinct moments in German history:respectively, the unification of the national state, in the 19th century, and the Nazi period, in the 20th century. “Bismarck himself seems not to have been very concerned with symbolism, exce
Exercises on Islamic Empire
question 1 (Uespi 2012) Muhammads preaching did not please politically important groups in Arab society. His conceptions and beliefs a) they adopted monotheism and had relations with Christianity, achieving adherence of many who visited Mecca. b) they were elitist, without concern for the poverty si