In the aftermath of the great war

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In the aftermath of the Great War (World War I), the map of the world changed dramatically as old empires crumbled and Western powers reconsidered their role in the world. How did the Great War and its aftermath change the map of the world, pay particular attention to Eastern Europe and the Middle East?

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