Main Causes of WW1
What is the definition of Alliances?
System put in place for security. Countries who are loyal to each other.
What country did Austria-Hungary take control of?
Bosnia
How many countries were involved in world war 1?
4 Allies, 3 Central Powers
What was the country that was held to many battles during ww1
Europe
What made humans suffocate to death for days?
Poison gas
What is the definition of Nationism?
A devotion of one's own nation. To act in their own national interest
Where was Gavrilo Princip from?
He was Serbian
Who were the allies of the "Triple Entente"?
France, Britain, Russia
Where is the Western Front
Nothern France
What was another name for the poison gas Germany used?
Mustard gas
How did Materialism have an effect on WW1?
countries had a competition of whos army was the biggest/strongest
How did Serbia react to Austria-Hungary taking Bosnia?
They were angry
Who were the central powers of the "Triple Alliance"?
Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire
Where is the Eastern Front
The border of Germany and Russia
What was the submarines called back then?
U-boats
What does the word M-A-N-E?
Militarism, Alliance, Imperialism, and Nationism
When did Austira-Hungary declare war?
July 28, 1914
When did the alliances divide Europe?
1914-1919
What was the first part of the Germany Schlieffen Plan
to quickly wipe France out of the war
Were the trenches clean or filthy?
The trenches were filthy and unsanitary
Name the 4 Countries the United States Imperialized?
Philippines, Guam, American Samoa, Puerto Rico
What country did Austria-Hungary blame for the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
Serbia
Who did France and Russia originally ally against?
Austria-Hungary
What was the second part of the Germany Schlieffen Plan
To attack Russia
What could be found in the Trenches?
Rats, diseases, and bacteria