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hist.test WW1

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how did germany decide to compete with britain in the early 1900’s
what caused germany to lose WW1 US joined to the war the and blockade starved the germans
what was propaganda used for information/material spread to advance a cause or to damage an opponent’s cause
give the three reasons why the US entered the war 1)economic&historic ties to the allies(England&France) 2)unrestricted submarine warfare 3)zimmerman telegram
what was the league of nations founded to promote world peace&cooperation, weakened by the refusal of the US to join(Woodrow Wilson couldn’t get enough support from senate)
name he triple entente Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
name the triple alliance England, France, Russia
who was assassinated in 1914 that started WW1 Archduke Franz Ferdinand
name the allied powers Britain, France, Italy (joined later), Belgium, Russia, US (joined later)
name the central powers Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey (Ottoman Empire)
give the reasons for WW1 Militarism, Alliances, Imperalism, Nationalism
describe the Von Schlieffin Plan defeat France quickly before Russia could enter the war, then fight Russia, it didn’t work had to abandon the plan and fight a two front war
what area of the world was considered very dangerous before the war started
where did soldiers dig in to avoid being killed in the war; how far did they stretch built trenches; 440-600mi
what happened at the western front in 1915 after the Germans advance on Paris was stopped
what was no mans land area in between trenches, tunnels, shelters
where did the allies try to break the statement in 1915 by attempting to re-supply the russians
describe total war gov. committed all their nation’s resources&took over industry to win the war--soldiers were drafted media was censored, propaganda was created to support the war; gov devoted all their resources to the war effort
describe the treaty of versaille blamed germany for the war--asking for huge payments to war effort&families, led to bitterness which led to another world war
describe the 14 points plane made before the war ended by president woodrow wilson, his way to keep the peace, help bring the war to an end
what ship was sunk by the germans in 1915 that upset the US Lusitania
what is militarism
arms race, tried to rival britain’s navy
Balkans
the fought a two-front war, lost 300,000 men
gallipoli
belief that national power was determined by their military strength/a policy of glorifying military power and keeping a standard army always prepared for war
what were new weapons used in WW1 1)machine gun 2)poison gas 3)tanks 4)airplanes 5)submarines(u-boats)
what was the president of the US during WW1 Woodrow Wilson
rationing the limiting of amounts of goods people can buy
mobilize process of assembling troops and supplies and making them ready for war
armistice agreement to stop fighting
kaiser william II ruler of germany who forced Bismarck to to resign so he could hold all power, let his treaty with russia fail and began to build ships which alarmed other european countries
unrestricted u-boat warfare tactic germans used around england to keep the allies from getting aid from the US and others, germany attacked any ship arriving in england
paris peace conference nations met in france to work out a treaty to officially end the war-- big 4: France, England, Italy, US
what were some of Woodrow Wilson’s 14 points europe should have freedom of seas, free trade; reduction of weapons; divide colonies; self determination-countries should have a right to choose their own type of gov; create a league of nations
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