World Remapped: A Summary of the Geographical Result of the Peace Settlement After the World War (Classic Reprint)

A concise outline of the geographical changes from the peace settlements after World War I, designed for teachers and students.

This guide explains how borders, territories, and zones shifted as nations formed new maps of the postwar world.

The pages summarize why these changes happened and how they are reflected in classroom-ready maps. It’s written to help educators link geography to the broader history of the peace process, without getting lost in lengthy treaties.

• Clear explanation of the major territorial shifts and the resulting map changes
• Context for how peace treaties and mandates shaped new borders
• Practical guidance for using maps to teach postwar geography and politics
• Notes on how the revised world map aligns with classroom needs and standards

Ideal for readers seeking a compact, map-focused introduction to the postwar world and its ongoing geographic implications.

R. Baxter Blair, Aftermath Maps: The geographical results of the peace settlements after the world war, explained for teachers and students