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Chapter 17 vocab

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The four factor the fueled ww1 MAIN militarism alinace system imperialism nationalism
Assisnated in serbia by the black hands Archduke ferdinand
declared war on serbia Austria-Hungary
called for a quick strike though Belgium to paris. Also designed to prevent a two-front war The Schieffen plan
where the allies retreated to in france after unable to save Belgium Maren River
Place between enemy trenches filled with dead soldiers, barbed wire and war dabre. Where the soldiers would charge each other No mans land
Assimilated Archduke Ferdinand Gavrio Princip
Wilson’s approach that promoted world democracy and that the u.s. should serve as a moral example Moral Diplomacy
information ment to influence populic opinion mostly over exaggerated or made up propaganda
the side that the u.s. share more lones to Allies or triple entente
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire Central powers or triple alliance
Germany submarines that were designed to attack enemy ships with out warning. U-boats
Had the worlds strongest navy at the start of ww1 Great Britain
France, Great Britain, Russia, and eventually Italy Allies or Triple entente
Germany’s promise to limit submarine attacks to avoid being america into the war Sussex Pledge
Secret message from Germany to Mexico that proposed an alliance if the the u.s. entered the war against germany. The Zimmermann Telegram
A u.s. passenger ship that was sunk by a German submarine. Many us citizens died as a result The Lusitania
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