But some of the major outcomes, at least when we're talking about imperialism, is that the Austro-Hungarian Empire gets broken up, changing the map of Eastern Europe. The Ottoman Empire gets broken up, with much of the Middle East now under control by the British or French, and of course, Russia exits World War I, having had the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917, and is now the Soviet Union. As we get into the period after World War I, we start to see momentum gather in terms of independence movements, in terms of this imperial structure breaking down. In 1922, Egypt becomes independent of the United Kingdom. Iraq, which was part of the Ottoman Empire for centuries, was put under British control after World War I, and in 1932, it gets its independence. Then we enter into World War II, which is an incredibly traumatic time, not just for Europe, but for the world. And as we exit out of World War II, we see further momentum being gained for the various anti-colonial independence movements.