Aftermath (noun)

The consequences or effects that follow an event, especially a significant or unfortunate event.

Origin:

Late middle english: from after + math "mowing" (referred to the grass mown after the harvest), later "result", "consequence".

Examples:

1. The aftermath of the hurricane left many people homeless.
2. The aftermath of the war brought about widespread destruction and suffering.
3. The aftermath of the financial crisis was a period of high unemployment.
4. The aftermath of the fire was widespread damage.
5. The aftermath of the election was widespread public discontent.