Well, from looking at the chart, it seems that there's a huge loss of life on the "winning" side. I believe the people of those countries must've felt emotionally and economically defeated. Considering the great amount of lives lost during the war, I'd say it would effect the society emotionally and there'd be fewer people around. And during wars countries usually use lots of money and weaponry to fund the cause, so those nations must've been in a huge economic crisis once the war ended. <span />
The Battle of Okinawa<span> was significant in that it served as an example of how deadly the invasion of mainland Japan would be. The </span>Battle of Okinawa<span> was the largest amphibious invasion of the Pacific campaign and the last major campaign of the Pacific </span>War<span>, which lasted from April 1 to June 22, 1945. After they realized how deadly the invasion would be for U.S troops they decided to use the Nukes.</span><span />
The oil crisis made it hard for many people to get oil. Lots of people didn't have transportation. Gas stations were either limited or completely out of fuel.
Colonists who lived in the region where the proclamation line did not touch, were angered because they were forced to move towards the cities and ocean. They felt that choosing a home was more important than being under a monarchy that would move them away.
SO Egypt.... Egypt started thousands and thousands of years before anyone, somewhere around 5000-3000 BC. One of the first major civilization but it came to a end when Rome took over Europe and half of the known world and after Rome fell in 476 AD Egypt was never mentioned in any history books... So the "New Kingdom" fell due to Romans and since they had no armies to defend themselves.
Hope this helps :)
