Total War
What is Total War?
To punish Germany for starting to war
What was the main goal of the Treaty of Versailles?
A policy of building up a strong military.
What is militarism?
The 1920s
What decade is referred to as the Roaring Twenties?
The Triple Entente and the Triple Aliiance
What were the two alliances formed prior to WWI?
Lack of resources, more women in the workforce
Name two effects of total war on civilian populations during World War I.
Germany lost territory, it had to make huge reparations
Name one major outcome of the Treaty of Versailles that affected Germany.
It is an ideology that is characterized by unwavering loyalty to a nation. (i.e. assassination of Fanz Ferdinand)
Define nationalism and provide an example.
Jazz, the Harlem Renaissance
Name one cultural trend that emerged during the Roaring Twenties.
it prevented resources and supplies from being delivered to various places.
How did naval blockades contribute to food shortages in Europe during World War I?
The treaty sowed seeds of resentment and hate, leading to the rise of dictators.
How did the Treaty of Versailles contribute to future conflicts in Europe?
Nations competed for African colonies, Britain and France built up their navies, and two major alliances developed.
How did imperialistic rivalries escalate tensions between nations prior to World War I?
Mass production lowered prices, jazz shaped culture, and economic inequality grew.
How did economic prosperity during the 1920s affect American society?
Women worked in hospitals, farms, etc. They built weapons and nursed them back to health.
Describe the role of women as war workers during World War I.
It was created to prevent future conflicts and promote cooperation among nations.
Describe the significance of the League of Nations as established by the Treaty of Versailles.
National pride encouraged European rivalry. The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand triggered the war immediately. And propaganda also encouraged total war.
Explain the impact of nationalism on the outbreak of World War I.
As a result of Black migration, Harlen literature and jazz flourished.
Describe the impact of the Great Migration on urban culture in the 1920s.
Production was shifted to help soldiers fight the war by focusing on weapons, ammunition, and food.
Explain how industrial production shifted to meet wartime needs and its impact on economies.
The United States wanted to keep peace, but France wanted to punish Germany to promote security.
Compare the goals of the U.S. and France at the Paris Peace Conference.