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Define Schlieffen Plan:

German plan that stated they would defeat France first then fight Russia

Militarism:

The policy of glorifying military power and keeping an army prepared for war

Who was Kaiser Wilhelm II?

Leader of Germany for most of World war one. Began the ship building program

Armistice:

an agreement made by opposing sides in a war to stop fighting for a certain time; a truce.

Total War:

When countries devote all their resources to support the war

Where was the Powder Keg located?

Balkan peninsula

What were the fourteen points?

President Woodrow Wilson's peace proposals

Which country lost the least amount of troops?

US

Who lost the most amount of troops?

Germany

Why were Germany and Austria/ Hungary known as the Central Powers?

Because of their location in the heart of Europe

What nation forced the U.S. to enter the war?

Germany

What happened on November 11th, 1918?

France and Germany signed armistice that ended the war

Who was forced to assume sole responsibility for the war under the Treaty of Versailles?

Germany

What were the four main causes of the war?

MAIN- militarism


Alliances


Imperialism


Nationalism

How was militarism a cause of the war?

Caused unrest and competition

How were alliances a cause of the war?

Countries had to withhold alliances and fight along side their alliances to stay on good terms

How was imperialism a cause of the war?

Countries fought over colonies

How was nationalism a cause of the war?

Caused competition and people were willing to do anything for their country

Describe unrestricted warfare

Germany's policy to sing any naval ship that sailed near great Britain;


Sunk many American boats; killed many men; made America angry

Describe the Zimmerman note

Telegram from Germany to Mexico that stated Germany would help Mexico reconquer the land America had stolen from them;


Intercepted by Britain who informed US; U.S. then declared war on Germany