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effects of war on the Homefront - mobilization (industry to military goods) - women (factories, freedom, farming) - propaganda (censorship, security) - rationing (sugar, medal, meat)
New technology -tanks, submarines, airplanes, trenches - guns, poison gas, barbed wire
Results of the war - treaty of Versailles - new nations formed, empires broke apart - US became strongest, poor economies - soldiers killed, womens rights, flu
14 point plan - self determination - reduction of punishment - no reparations - League of Nations
Central powers Germany, Austria, Ottomans
Allies Russia, France, Britain (Italy, US)
Changes in the 20th century - empires ended, decolonization - Europe weakened, capitalism increased, pollution increased - population increased, cultural diffusion, communication and transportation increased
WW1 began b/c Austria attacked Serbia because of assassinations
War at sea - Britain and German blockade - Germany used unrestricted warfare (Lusitania) - Japan attacked Germany
Western Front - France vs. Germany - attrition, stalemate
Eastern Front - Germany pushed back Russia - Russia beat Austria - Austria beat Italy
Effect on the world - new nations, empires
Effect on colonies - believed they deserved independence (provided resources and were promised independence
Effect on US - now strongest nation
Effect on Asia -Red Scare - didn't get land promised
Began and Ended 1914-1918
What ended the war Treaty of Versailles
Results in Europe - split up - no longer strongest - poor economy led to depression led to dicators
Results in Ottoman Empire - defeated by allies, split apart - Arabs promised land but didn't get
Russia during the war - attacked Austria, attacked by Germany - left war because of communist rev
Who was at Versailles - US, France, Britain, Italy - Germany there but not allowed to participate
Nationalism in colonies - believed they deserved independence - Europe not supreme, used for resources, promised independence
Colonial rule effect on Palestine - part of mandates - promised to both jews and arabs
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