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WWI. 1914-1918. I. The causes of WWI. Nationalism -Balkans 2. Imperialism 3. Militarism 4. Alliance Structure A . Triple Alliance B . Triple Entente. A. The spark. 1. Serbia & the Balkans -The Black Hand 2. Archduke Franz Ferdinand -Too Nice?
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WWI 1914-1918
I. The causes of WWI • Nationalism -Balkans 2. Imperialism 3. Militarism 4. Alliance Structure A. Triple Alliance B. Triple Entente
A. The spark 1. Serbia & the Balkans -The Black Hand 2. Archduke Franz Ferdinand -Too Nice? 3. Sarajevo, Bosnia June 28,1914 -GavriloPrincip 4. Austria-Hungary's Reaction -Wait -Check on German Alliance
II. Early War of Movement 1914 1. Von Schlieffen Plan 2. Success/Failure of Plan 3. Battle of Tannenberg 4. Battle of the Marne 5. Race to the Sea
III. Trench Warfare 1914-1918 1. Stalemate 2. Trench Life 3. Conditions 4. Violent Battles 5. Little Gains 6. No Man’s Land 7. Death at every turn
IV. The War at sea 1. Few Naval battles 2. British Blockade 3. U-Boats 4. Unrestricted Submarine Warfare 5. Lusitania
V. The Eastern front 1914-1917 1. Germany/Austria-Hungary v Russia 2. Large Battles- a lot of movement 3. Czar Nicholas II 4. Lenin & Communist Revolution 5. US Intervention
VII. Turning point: US Declares War 1917 1. U-Boats 2. Zimmermann Telegram 3. Saboteurs 4. Anti-German Press 5. Allied War Debt 6. Woodrow Wilson 7. April 6, 1917 8. Opposition to War
VI. Total war: Life on the Home front • Total War • The Draft • Taxes & Debt • Rationing • Using the Press: Propaganda • Women in the workforce
The Armenian genocide • Armenians & the Ottoman Empire • World War I troubles • The Genocide • The Debate
End of War 1. 11:00am November 11, 1918 2. Treaty of Versailles 3. Very Harsh, Punish Germans 4. League of Nations? 5. Europe in Shambles