Causes of WW1
Wartime Practices
Key Battles
Post-War Peace
Assassinations
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The idea that military power is essential to a nation’s strength and that the military should play a central role in government policy, including the use of force to resolve conflicts.

Militarism

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During WWI, some countries detained civilians from enemy nations in these facilities.

Internment camps

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What was The triple Entente?

An alliance, formed between France, Russia, and Great Britain, opposed the Central Powers.

2000

Explain Industrialization

The growth of factories and mechanized production provided the weapons and equipment needed for modern warfare.

2000

In 1917, Canadian troops captured this strategic ridge in France, earning a reputation for skill and courage.

Vimy Ridge

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This alliance during WWI included Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire.

The Central Powers

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This style of combat, with soldiers dug into fortified lines, dominated much of the Western Front.

Trench warfare

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What was The Treaty of Versailles?

The treaty that officially ended WWI, imposing reparations on Germany and redrawing European borders.

4000

Imperialism is what?

Competition for overseas colonies fueled national rivalries in the decades before WWI.

4000

What is conscription?

This practice of requiring citizens to serve in the military was used to maintain troop levels during WWI.

4000

This 1915 battle is known for the first large-scale use of poison gas by the Germans on the Western Front.

The Second Battle of Ypres

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This 1919 meeting of Allied leaders determined the terms for the defeated Central Powers after WWI.

The Paris Peace Conference

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What is nationalism?

Intense pride in one’s country or ethnic group often led to conflicts and calls for independence before WWI.

5000

The competition to build larger and more advanced militaries, especially between Germany and Britain, is called this.

Arms Race

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The Hundred Days Offensive

This series of Allied offensives in 1918 pushed German forces back and helped bring World War I to an end in just over three months.

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How did the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand act as the spark that start World War 1

1) He didn't want war

2) Serbia was allied to Russia, Russia to France (The alliance system)
3) Germany provided a blank cheque for Austira-Hungary to attack Serbia

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