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Mind Map by KEYRA DOMENICA URUETA FALCONI, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by KEYRA DOMENICA URUETA FALCONI
over 3 years ago
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Causes & consequences of the
Falklands war
- Consequences
- Britain was suffering a hard political and economic problems. The great British power had a
reduction in the 80s, this that the Argentine junta tried to recover the islands using military
force, but the Islanders did not agree since they considered themselves British citizens,
therefore they supported Great Britain.
- Another consequence that the war left were Medical and psychological disorders in the
British soldiers, they had various post-war traumas and psychological disorders such as;
anxiety, some became addicted to alcohol and drugs, and several committed suicide.
- There were also political and economic consequences The United Kingdom saw the
popularity of the Conservative government increase, this meant a 3% increase in
productivity. While in Argentina the fact that they lost the war caused more protests
against the military regime and Galtieri was forced to resign.
- There were military sequels; The world realized that both Great Britain and Argentina used a
common weapons system and combat strategies, this was studied in the military intelligence
of several countries to be implemented by them on future occasions, especially it was well
analyzed by the Soviets and use it as a counter-combat strategy.
- There were military sequels; The world realized that both Great Britain and Argentina used a
common weapons system and combat strategies, this was studied in the military intelligence
of several countries to be implemented by them on future occasions, especially it was well
analyzed by the Soviets and use it as a counter-combat strategy.
- There were also political and economic consequences The United Kingdom saw the
popularity of the Conservative government increase, this meant a 3% increase in
productivity. While in Argentina the fact that they lost the war caused more protests
against the military regime and Galtieri was forced to resign.
- Another consequence that the war left were Medical and psychological disorders in the
British soldiers, they had various post-war traumas and psychological disorders such as;
anxiety, some became addicted to alcohol and drugs, and several committed suicide.
- Britain was suffering a hard political and economic problems. The great British power had a
reduction in the 80s, this that the Argentine junta tried to recover the islands using military
force, but the Islanders did not agree since they considered themselves British citizens,
therefore they supported Great Britain.
- Causes
- The Argentinean government claimed the islands under the political grounds that they
were discovered by the Spanish who dominated the region back in the 15th and 16th
centuries. The British government, on the other hand, claimed the islands under the
grounds that they were discovered by John Davis who led the British ship back in
1592.
- Despite the fact that Argentina was based on the historical papers in which it said that the
territorial rights of the islands were transferred from Spain to Argentina, the UN decided to
support Great Britain by making it the owner of the islands.
- One of the great causes was that Leopoldo Galtieri wanted to continue to have Argentina
under his dictatorship and control, when they were just going through riots, so to divert the
attention of citizens, Galtieri encouraged the war to fight for their territorial right.
- In Great Britain the situation was more for economic reasons; There was a large number of
unemployment and Tatcher, like Galtieri, wanted to use the war for their political benefit, that is,
to create a good political image for citizens.
- In Great Britain the situation was more for economic reasons; There was a large number of
unemployment and Tatcher, like Galtieri, wanted to use the war for their political benefit, that is,
to create a good political image for citizens.
- One of the great causes was that Leopoldo Galtieri wanted to continue to have Argentina
under his dictatorship and control, when they were just going through riots, so to divert the
attention of citizens, Galtieri encouraged the war to fight for their territorial right.
- Despite the fact that Argentina was based on the historical papers in which it said that the
territorial rights of the islands were transferred from Spain to Argentina, the UN decided to
support Great Britain by making it the owner of the islands.
- The Argentinean government claimed the islands under the political grounds that they
were discovered by the Spanish who dominated the region back in the 15th and 16th
centuries. The British government, on the other hand, claimed the islands under the
grounds that they were discovered by John Davis who led the British ship back in
1592.
- Conclusion: As a final thought I can say that
both the causes and the consequences were
associated with the different political and
economic problems that were crossing
Argentina and Great Britain, that even after a
legal decision had already been made that the
UN imposed it to declare Great Britain Britain,
the definite owner of the islands, the Argentine
government insisted on continuing to fight to
try to recover the islands, which led to more
problems on a social, economic and political
level.
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