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Question
What changes has occured in the Political map of the world after the First World War.
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Solution
(i) The old empires like the German, the Austria, the Ottoman and Russia were shattered.
(ii) Many new states such as Poland, Finland, Latvia, Lithunia, Czechoslovakia, Romania and Yugoslavia were created.
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