WWI European Alliances

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WWI European Alliances Eastern Front Western Front Southern Front

WWI

WWI . IS War ever Justified? If so which nations were Justified in going to war?. To look deeply at WWI we have to look at the sources. Source – A person, document, or artifact that gives information Primary Source-

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WWI

WWI. The Great War. 5 causes = MANiA. M = MILITARISM : arms race develops amid countries in W. Europe -French and German armies double in size between 1870-1914, British and Germans fight for mastery of the seas

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WWI

The Road to the Great War. WWI. Imperialism. As America has been building its empire, so have other nations Germany industrializes, and starts competing with France and Britain for colonies and military bases, in places like Africa, the Pacific, and China. Setting the scene. Nationalism.

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WWI

WWI. i) Returning to normal life post- war. i) Returning to normal life post- war. Demobilization is slow ______________________________________________________________________________________ Demobilization has been so slow that riots took place in camps for ________________

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Causes of WWI: The European “Powder Keg”

Causes of WWI: The European “Powder Keg”. A Century of Peace. Europe had not seen a prolonged war since the Napoleonic Wars ended at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815 The Franco-Prussian War and Crimean War had each been intense, but fairly short and localized in scale. The Olympic Games.

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European Alliances

European Alliances. What does the map show? Which countries cover the largest territory? Which countries do you think are the most powerful? What alliances do you see? How might these alliances cause tension?. World War I Begins. What do you see here? How are these men dressed?

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WWI

WWI. When World War I finally began, both sides expected it to last only a few months. But it went on for about 5 years! WHY???. The Germans decided to act quickly by starting a major attack against France.

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European alliances before World War I

Europe at its peak Imperial Tensions Militarism Nationalism System of Alliances. European alliances before World War I. Nationalism in the Balkans The Assassination of the Archduke Austria-Hungary’s Ultimatum The alliance System lead to war.

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Alliances and the start of WWI

Alliances and the start of WWI. Please copy down these two definitions in your notes section. Jingoism: Extreme and emotional nationalism , or chauvinism, often characterized by an aggressive foreign policy and eagerness to wage war.

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WWI Alliances

WWI Alliances. ALLIES Serbia Russia France Great Britain Italy (Later the United States). CENTRAL POWERS Austria-Hungry Germany Ottoman Empire. World War I THE GREAT WAR 1914 -1918. AIM. Explain the 4 MAIN underlying causes of WWI and immediate cause of WWI.

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Alliances.

Alliances. Types of Alliances. An Alliance is an agreement by countries to work together, helping & supporting each other.

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WWI

WWI. The Stage is set for war. Nationalism. One force at work that would propel Europe into war was nationalism or deep devotion to one’s nation. By the turn of the 20 th century, a fierce rivalry had developed between Germany, Austria-Hungary, Great Britain, Russia, Italy, and France.

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WWI Alliances Simulation

WWI Alliances Simulation. WWI Alliances Simulation. Your six groups represent 6 different countries in our fictional continent. Divide the following roles amongst your group: Minister of State; makes public statements and has final decision in group

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WWI

WWI. Around the World. Warm Up. What were the 4 causes of WWI? A =MAIN What were some of the new weapons used in WWI? Why did Princip assassinate Franz Ferdinand? What was the Schlieffen Plan? Was it successful?. Mo Warm Up. How did the war impact women?

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Alliances

Alliances. Lesson Starter What do you think is meant by the term alliances? This picture may give you a clue…. Homework for Friday. Two 8 mark questions – answer in detail , include relevant examples Explain, in detail , the ways that people can participate in trade union activities.

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WWI

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European Empire Building Leads to WWI

European Empire Building Leads to WWI. SS6H6d. Explain the impact of empire building in Africa and Asia on the outbreak of WWI. Scramble for Africa. 1885-1910. Great Britain, France, Portugal, Spain, Denmark, Germany, Italy, Netherlands – divided Africa among themselves Why

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WWI

WWI. 1/26. To what extent did WWI alter the status of Americans between 1914-1920. For 15 points (daily rubric) Task and assessment: Read chapter 19-3 in your text: Include all aspects of the Priestley reading/note organizer.

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WWI

WWI. Chapter 27. “Civilization has climbed above such perils; the interdependence of nations in trade and traffic, the scope of public law, Christian charity, and common sense has branded such nightmares impossible… It would be a pity to be wrong …” ~ Winston Churchill. Setting the Stage: WWI.

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Alliances

Triple Alliance. Triple Entente. Alliances. There were 3 main fronts in the war:. Western Front: In France Most of trench warfare took place here Most fighting took place between French and British on one side and Germans on the other.

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WWI

WWI. The Great War The War to End All Wars The War to Make the World Safe for Democracy. What Mr. Earhart wants you to understand…. The difference between a nation and a state The concept of self-determination The concept of a war of attrition. The Four Main Causes. Nationalism.

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