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a Economic and social impact to 1923

The war of 1914–18 was the first total war for Britain; it was on a vaster scale than any previous war in Britain’s history and involved all sections of the population The mobilisation of millions of soldiers and an unprecedented switch to war production mean that the First World War led to profound economic changes in Britain. While there were positive changes in the sense that the economy became much more...

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