Statistics Of World War 1
Siužetinės Linijos Aprašymas
Understanding some statistics about WWI will help students better remember how impactful it was.
Siužetinės Linijos Tekstas
- Financial Cost of WW1
- Central Powers$60,643,160,000
- Allied Causalities by Country
- UnitedStates
- GreatBritain
- France
- =100,000 Casualties
- Bloodiest: Battle of The Somme
- 350,000+
- 465,000
- Everyone underestimated how long and costly the would would be. As the war progressed, the Allied Powers outspent the Central Powers. By the end of the war, the Allies spent $125 billion compared to the $60 billion of the Central Powers.
- Allied Powers$125,690,477,000
- A casualty of war is a person who is killed or injured in the war effort. Russia suffered the heaviest losses with over 2.5 million casualties, where the United States suffered around 116,000.
- Russia
- The Battle of The Somme was one of the largest battles in WW1 and is one of the bloodiest in history. From July-Nov of 1916, over one million casualties occurred throughout the battle. Over 3 million soldiers took part.
- 24,029
- 204,253
- Statistics of World War I
Sukurta daugiau nei 30 milijonų siužetinių lentelių