How did World War I impact national borders? National borders were adjusted to meet Germany's demands for the armistice
that ended the war.
National borders were redrawn to meet the territorial ambitions of the Central
Powers at the end of the war.
All countries withdrew to their 1914 borders as part of the armistice that ended
the fighting
Defeated countries lost territory and victorious countries gained territory as a
result of the treaty ending the war.