The policy of building up strong fighting force.
What is militarism?
A British Linear carrying 128 American soldiers was attack by German U-Boats; this is one of the causes for the U.S. to getting involved in the war.
Other Causes
-Belgium invasion by Germany
-American Loans
-Restricted submarine warfare by Germany
-Zimmerman Telegram to Mexico from Germany
What is the Lusitania?
WWI is also known as...
What is the Great War?
Germany had to pay back damages to all nations involved in the war. The finished paying back this money in 2010. This is called
What is war reparations?
Great Britain used drugs called opium to control the people of this Nation.
What is China?
Agreements between countries to help each other in war.
What is alliances?
Nicholas II of Russia writes a telegram to Wilhelm II of Germany, to convinced Austria-Hungary to back off Serbia. This happened during what war?
WWI
A tactic used to try to make people think a certain way.
Usually posters are carefully designed with words and images to change the views of the viewer; can sometimes be biased
What is Propaganda?
This was proposed as a peacekeeping organization following WWI and was part of the Treaty of Versailles; however they were ineffective because they did not have an ARMY so they relied on Nations to keep their word.
What is the League of Nations?
This Enlightened thinker believed in the separation of powers, so no one branch would be more powerful than the other.
Who is Montesquieu
This unites people due to a common culture, language, or experience. A strong sense of loyalty to your country.
What is nationalism?
To be diplomatic or to practice diplomacy means...
What is dealing with individuals, groups or nations, through use of dialogue, or negotiation; in order to avoid war or violence.
This type of warfare featured long manmade ditches and "no man's land".
What is trench warfare?
This country had to accept full responsibility for the war.
What is Germany?
The name of the list of ideas proposed by Woodrow Wilson to help ensure peace after WWI.
What is the Fourteen Points?
A stronger country taking over a weaker country for its land and resources.
What is imperialism?
What are some effects of the Industrial Revolution?
What is
Pollution
Urbanization (crowded cities)
Disease
People began to live longer
Poor/dangerous working conditions
Low wages
Child Labor
Long Working Hours
List 4 Technology advances during WWI
-Poison gas (gas mask)
-Airplanes
-Tanks
-Submarines
-Machine Guns
-Grenades
-Artillery
Who are the "BIG FOUR" that had the most influence on the Treaty of Versailles?
What is Italy, USA, UK, and France
He led the Haitian Revolution
Who is Toussaint L’Ouverture
This archduke and assassin were a part of the immediate (spark) cause of WWI.
Who is Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Gavrilo Princip?
The meeting held by the European Nations to divide Africa.
What is the Berlin Conference.
Treaty of Versailles
What is an agreement between Nations to end WWI?
Germany lost these valuable land acquisitions which supplied them with natural resources as a penalty for losing the war.
What are colonies?
Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels wrote the book called The Communist Manifesto. Communism is
What is everyone has the same access to resources and money. No social class system!!! *Government controls everything*