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Political empires ended decolonization communism spreads democracies increase
Economic Europe no longer strongest capitalism and consumerism increase pollution increases globilization
Social pop increases communication, transportation, and medicine increases cultural diffusion challenges in inequalities
Causes of WW1 militarism (arms race, Germany's navy) nationalism (wanted freedom from foreign control, wanted to be #1) Imperialism (building of empires, increased tension for land left Alliances Assassination (heir to Austrian throne killed by Serb terrorist)
Globilization interconnectedness of the world
Militarism national policy of building and maintaining an army
jingoism warlike nationalist feelings
Triple Entente France, Britain, Russia
Triple Alliance Germany Italy, Austria Hungary
#1 Austria attacks Serbia
#2 Russia attacks Austria
#3 Germany attacks Russia
#4 Germany attacked France (hoping to avoid war on two fronts)
#5 British joined to help Belgium
Allied powers Russia, France, Britain (later US and Italy)
Central Powers Germany, Austria, Ottomans
Regions fought in Middle East, Africa, Asia, Europe land, air, sea
Effects of war on the Homefront mobilization (industry produced weapons, gov took over) women worked in factories (freedom, grew food) propaganda (censorship, internal security) rationing (sugar, medal, meat)
Propaganda ideas that are true and false used to gain ppl support
New tech used caused stalemate barbed wire machine guns tanks trenches poison gas airplanes submarines
Western Front France and Germany (stalemate) attrition (wearing each other out)
East and Central Europe Germany pushed back Russians Russia beat Austria Austria beat Italy
Allies vs Ottoman Gallipoli (Ottomans beat British at first) Allies beat Ottomans
War at Sea blockade between Britain and Germany Lusitania sunk Japan fought Germany
The US and WW1 enters in 1917 angry about Lusitania (unrestricted warfare) Zimmerman Note (letter from Germany to Mexico, urging to start war with US)
1918 Russia left war (communist revolution) Germans overthrew gov (Kaiser gave up throne) armistice signed
14 point plan self determination reduction of punishment no reparations League of Nations (peace organization, work together for peace)
Self determination country chooses own gov
reparations looser pays winner
Treaty of Versailles ended war with Germany war guilt reparations demilitarization colonies and land taken League of Nations
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