Affects and Consequences of War

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Affects and Consequences of War

mass distruction

mass destruction can be many different things under the topic of war.there can be mass destruction of the mind, there could be mass destruction physically.

all of the listed above affected the 1763 war, there was large fires, broken buildings, forms of transportation were destroyed . as well as some economic suffering. people were starving and dying cause there was no money to buy any food and there was no food coming in or bing harvested because of economic destruction.

PTSD/PSYCOLOGICAL EFFECTS

Not only PTSD but depression, anxiety ect are some long lasting affects of the war.

Psychological affects are still as relevant today as they were all the way in 1763. these effects are one of the main problems humans face after war, the result of PTSD, depression, anxiety ect are suicide, uprooted family's and lost quality of life

sexual violence

through out history and even in the first known wars that took place there has been tracing of sexual violence, the seven year war was one that this took place.

during the war was not rare or non occurring, it was very common, it was long considered an unfortunate accompany of war. the reasoning behind this epidemic was because of the sexual deprivation and isolation that the soldiers endured wile out fighting. this horrible occurrence that still happens today is labeled a weapon of war.

death/injury

the death toll that is believed to be of the "seven years war" is 900,000-1,400,000 people that were killed and thousands more injured

even with the huge numbers of death many more people died in the future to related side affects as well as cancer and related illness.

the war of 1763 was a very long war, 7 years to be exact this war included all the major European powers