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WWI helped usher in the modernist movement.

Explanation:

The disillusionment that grew out of the war contributed to the emergence of modernism, a genre that broke with traditional ways of writing, discarded romantic views of nature, and focused on the interior world of characters.

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The significance of the World war I for the modernist movement was that it helped to usher:

The WWI helped to usher in new ways and thoughts.

  • It brought about great advances into technology.
  • It changed the way that people communicated world wide.
  • It took away the romantic way that people viewed the world.

The early twentieth century was full of the modernism theory. That is a cultural and literary movement. This movement was due to the shock and the impact of the first world war.

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