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What are the Pros and cons world war 1?

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It depends on how you put it into perspective; most people would say there are no Pros to war.

Cons: A lot of lives lost, Expenses, Debt, The possibility of losing the war

Pros: International Support, Military Gain, Economic Gain, Land Occupation Gain

Many People have their own personal opinion on the Pros and Cons; its just how you see it.

I am trying very hard to think of any Pros for a World War:

Cons: Masses of human misery & stuff like that....

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