Post-WWI tensions

Definition

Post-WWI tensions refer to the political, economic, and social challenges that arose after World War I. These tensions included territorial disputes, reparations, nationalist movements, and the redrawing of national boundaries.

Related terms

Treaty of Versailles: The peace treaty signed at the end of WWI that aimed to address post-war tensions by establishing terms for peace settlement.

Reparations: Payments or compensations imposed on Germany by the Treaty of Versailles as a result of their perceived responsibility for starting WWI.

Nationalism: A strong sense of pride and loyalty toward one's nation or ethnic group often leading to demands for self-determination and independence.