Causes of WWI
Russian Revolution
The War
People of WWI
End of the War
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This short term cause of WWI happened when Archduke Franz Ferdinand visited the Bosnian city of Sarejevo in 1914

Assassination

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This person led the October Revolution that overthrew the Duma and began the Russian Civil War. 

Vladimir Lenin

100

Officially named "untersee-boot" these German submarines were used to attack supply ships going to Britain.

U-Boats

100

Gavrilo Princip, a member of the Black Hand assassinated this person in Sarajevo. 

Archduke Franz Ferdinand 

100

On this date, the fighting came to an end with an armistice. It is now remembered as Veteran's Day.

November 11th, 1918

200

This long term cause of WWI saw a massive build up in the militaries of countries.

Militarism

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This person was the Tsar of the Russian Empire until a revolution forced him to abdicate.

Nicholas II

200

This new way of fighting involved digging deep into the ground in long lines

Trench Warfare

200

This was the King of Great Britain during WWI

King George V

200

This list of proposals for what to do after the war was suggested by U.S. President Woodrow Wilson

The 14 Points

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This long term cause of WWI resulted in a complicated chain of countries promising to protect each other in case a war happened.

Alliances

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This elected group of people replaced the Tsar after the first revolution.

The Duma

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Britain, France, Russia, Italy, and Serbia were part of this alliance.

 The Allies

300

The Kaiser of the German Empire

Wilhelm II

300

This treaty formally ended WWI and was designed to punish Germany.

Treaty of Versailles

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This short term cause of WWI was the result of tense international moments that nearly erupted into conflict.

Crises

400

These people were communists who overthrew the Duma in a 2nd revolution, creating the Soviet Union

The Bolsheviks

400

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire were part of this alliance.

The Central Powers

400

The 28th President of the United States, who took the United States into the war.

Woodrow Wilson

400

This British strategy successfully cut Germans off from supplies and led to shortages of resources and starvation.

Blockade

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This long term cause of WWI is when one country controls the government and economy of another country or region.

Imperialism

500

This treaty officially took Russia out of WWI, and gave much of Russia's territory to the Central Powers

The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk 

500

This German plan was to rush the army through Belgium and into France to quickly defeat them. 

The Schlieffen Plan

500

This person was the successor to Vladimir Lenin, becoming dictator of the Soviet Union. 

Josef Stalin

500

This attempt to get Mexico to attack the United States was intercepted by the British and resulted in America joining the war on the side of the Allies.

The Zimmerman Telegram

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