MWH World War I Review

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What are the 4 MAIN causes of World War I?

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What are the 4 MAIN causes of World War I?

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

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What was referred to as the “powder keg” of Europe?

Balkan region

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Why did Britain dislike Germany?

Germany took the lead in the industrial revolution

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Define militarism:

Glorification / build-up of military

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Why did nations form alliances?

To try to prevent war from breaking out

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What three countries were in the Triple Alliance?

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

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What three countries formed the Triple Entente?

Great Britain, France, Russia

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Francis Ferdinand was the Archduke of what country?

Austria-Hungary

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What group was angry by Archduke Francis Ferdinand’s visit to Bosnia?

Serbian nationalists

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Who assassinated Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife Sophia?

Gavrilo Princip

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What did Germany’s Kaiser William II tell Austria-Hungary?

We will support you in war

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Why did Germany declare war on Russia?

Russia mobilized its military

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Why did Germany declare war on France?

France pledged support to Russia

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Explain the Schlieffen Plan:

German general decided to take out France first by invading Belgium while Russia was mobilizing

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Why did England declare war on Germany?

Germany invaded Belgium

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Why did Italy switch sides and join the Allies?

Blamed Germany for starting the war; Promised land after the war

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The long stalemate and the Western Front was established after this battle outside Paris?

Battle of the Marne

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  1. The area between the trenches was known as:

No Man’s Land

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What German offensive in February 1916 ended the long stalemate?

Battle of Verdun

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What Allied offensive beginning in July 1916 resulted in the death of approx. one million people?

Battle of Somme

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What did Germany use to bomb Great Britain?

Zeppelins

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Why was World War I deadlier than earlier wars?

Modern weapons

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What was the goal of the Allies’ Gallipoli campaign in 1915?

Establish a supply line to Russia

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How did the colonies help the warring countries?

Soldiers, supplies, etc.

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Why did some colonists want to join World War I?

Hope to gain independence

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How did governments pay for World War I?

War bonds, raised taxes, rationing

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How did governments keep bad news from reaching the public?

Censorship

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What treaty got Russia out of the War?

Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

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Why did Germany resume unrestricted submarine warfare in 1917?

Hoped that blockade would defeat Great Britain and win the war before the U.S. could enter

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What was the Zimmerman telegram?

Germany’s proposed alliance with Mexico if U.S. enters World War I

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Who wrote the Fourteen Points?

Woodrow Wilson

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Who was the leader of France, who was the leader of Britain?  What did they want from the Paris Peace Conference?

Georges Clemenceau,

David Lloyd George,

Punish Germany

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List three of the punishments placed on Germany during the Treaty of Versailles:

Limited military

No overseas colonies

Give up land to the West / East

War Guilt cause

$30 billion in reparations

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Name one country in Europe that gained its independence after 100 yrs. of foreign rule:

Poland

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Under the Treaty of Versailles, territory in the Middle East was carved in to:

Mandates

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Why was Italy angry with the Peace Treaty?

Did not get the land it was promised

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What was formed after World War I that the U.S. did NOT join? Why

League of Nations; Americans wanted to stay out of European affairs

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