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Explore the causes, battles, key figures, and effects of WWI, including the Treaty of Versailles, League of Nations, and societal changes. Uncover the impact of militarism, nationalism, alliances, and imperialism on a global scale. Discover how the war shaped the world and paved the way for future conflicts.
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Thisis The Great War
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This is what the “M” stands for in MAIN- Germany proved their execution of this idea when they sent the Panther to challenge French holdings in Africa.
As a result of the Franco-Prussian War, France had to cede this land. They got it back after WWI.
Nationalism took hold in this peninsula made up of Slavic peoples but controlled by foreign Empires, such as Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire.
The dismissal of this German chancellor, who was behind several of the alliances, changed the climate of European politics
The assassination of Archduke Ferdinand by the Black Hands might’ve had something to do with Austria-Hungary preventing this country from annexing Albania and Macedonia. With the Austrian Ultimatum rejected, war became a reality.
This was Germany’s original “game plan”, which was put in place to quickly defeat France and avoid a two-front war.
This was the area between enemy trenches where no soldier would dare go.
This allied country was suffering countless defeats on the Eastern front, ceding land to Germany. Too bad the Germans couldn’t keep the land after the war.
It was at this battle that the Allied forces used taxis to halt the German advance after they crossed through neutral Belgium and into France.
Though this campaign was an utter failure, it influenced Allied tactics in WWII and increased the sense of nationalism among Australians and New Zealanders.
The sinking of this British passenger liner caused the death of over 100 lives.
While this new German weapon did not prove to be a huge determinant in the course of the war, it certainly threatened neutral U.S. merchant ships on the Atlantic.
Despite campaigning on the slogan “He Kept Us Out of War” in 1916, Wilson convinced Congress to declare war in 1917 after the discovery of this telegram that revealed a Mexican- German alliance
This American led the AEF, or the American Expeditionary Force, in Europe. His nickname sounds like a card game.
The United States convinced the British to use this escort system to cut shipping losses in half.
The war ended not with an unconditional surrender, but instead this, on 11/11/18.
Germany faltered in the Summer and Fall of 1918 largely due to the U.S. entrance into war and the government’s failure to do this effectively, which led to inflation.
These four countries were invited to the Paris Peace Conference, while Germany was not.
Germany was forced to sign the guilt clause, accepting the blame for the war, and accept these three other consequences of the Treaty of Versailles.
Forfeit territories (East and A-L); Reduce Military; Pay reparations
This was Wilson’s 7th point in his Fourteen Point plan of “peace with honor”; it would give European countries a forum to discuss foreign affairs. The United States never agreed to join it.
This committee was created with the intention to influence public opinion in the direction of supporting the war. It used propaganda and books.
This board was created in the U.S. to resolve problems between laborers and management.
This illness swept the world in 1918-1919 and resulted in approximately 30 million deaths.
This country suffered a genocide of almost 1.5 million at the hands of the Ottoman Turks.
