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What are the causes of ww1? (NIMA)
Nationalism
Industrialization
Imperalism
Militarism
Alliances
Who were the three allied powers?
Britain, France, Russia
Who were the three central powers?
Austria-Hungary, Germany, Ottoman Empire
Mobilizing For War: Germany anticipated a war with what two countires?
Russia and France
Germany implemented the Schlieffen Plan to try to avoid what?
a two front war
What was the plan?
attack France through Belgium, take care of French, concentrate on Russians.
What didnt Germany count on from the Belgians when they arrived in France?
THe Belgians put up resistance and delayed the German arrival in France.
What is stalemate and how does it connect to ww1?
Stalemate: no one is winning or making progress. The allies stood up to central power advances.
Why was trench warefare used?
for protection
On what front was the war fought from the trenches?
Western
what was no mans land?
a territory between the 2 opposing trench fronts.
ww1 saw a mix of what type of weapons?
modern weapons and traditional fighting
who introduced tanks and in what year?
The British in 1916
What was posion gas and who invented it?
stardd gas invented by Germans.
Did the British use the posion gas right away?
No, they didnt use it until 1917.
what were used to search for wounded men and how many were there?
75,000 dogss
who introduced submarines? and what were they called?
Germany and they were called U-boats.
Easter front: What was Russian's army like?
It was huge but inefficent.
What happened to Russian small victories?
They were later crushed by Germany and Austria-Hungary.
What led to Russiaing knocked out of the war?
A lack of leadership, huge losses and internal problems in the governemtn
at the beginning of the Russian Revolution, who was executed by revolutionaires?
the Russian governemtn uner Czar Nicholas II and the Rommanov family.
When did Russia want to get out of ww1?
1917
What treaty ened Russian invovlemtn in ww1?
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
What happened to the Eastern Front when the russians ended their invovlement in ww1?
it was closed.
What was a postive thing for A-H an Germany now that the eastern front was closed?
They only had to concentrate on one front
what happened to A-H and Germany on the Eastern front that weakened them?
They sustained terrible losses on the eastern front.
War throughout the world: Where did european conflicts spread to and what happened in that place?
Africa and some african territories joined imperalists in fighting
What happened in French West Africa?
local tribes revolted when the french tried to make them as soldiers.
who joins the allied side in 1915?
Japan
Britian and Frantook their troops from where?
Canada, Africa, Asia, and Austrialia.
Total War: How was war fought?
with soldiers on the battlefield and with civilians assiting from home
What happened in the effort with factories and other manufactures?
they stopped producing their own product to build bullets, guns, machines, food, uniforms, trucks and coffins.
who determined what would be made in the factories during total war instead of the free agency?
the goveremtn
The us enter ww1: waht did woodrow wilson (pres) try to keep the us. as , and waht did they also do.
he tried to keep the us neutral, but loaned money and support to the allies.
based upon previous alliances from the us. who was it natural for the us to side with
the allies
why did the us offically enter the war?
germany sank the civilian us ship: Lusitaria during a blockade of Birtish ships
what did the zimmerman note say:
germany offered mexico U.S. territory if they would attack the U.S.
who turned over the zimmerman note?
british intelligence
after the zimmer man note, woodrow wilson delcared war on who
germany
what did wilson promise when he delcared war on germany
"to make the world safe for democracy"
final battles: at first, was the us's involvemnt succesful? and what happened over time
it made little impact but over time the us soldiers provided enough relief to the allies to make a difference
british tanks broke through where and what did this do?
btirish tanks broke through german lines and this shifted the power.
what happened in the summer of 1918?
germany suffered 2 million casualities
who surrendered in october 1918?
Bulgaria and Turkey (Ottomans) surrenered
who surrenered on novemebr 3, 1918?
austira- hungrary
surrendeR:
who rebelled against their own governemtn?
Germans
surrender: on november 9th who fled germany?
Kaiser
on november 11, 1918, the new german republic governent accepted what?
the armistice of germany
who and how many people perished from war?
10 million soldiers and another 10 million civilians.
more ethan 50% of the allied soldiers and 60% of the central soldiers mobolized and became what?
casualities
in what country were half them en between the ages of 18 and 32 were killed?
france
in what two countires did they loose 2 million soldiers respectiveyl?
russia and germany
in janurary 1919 delegates met where to discuss what?
they met at versailles to discuss the terms of surrender
who were the 4 countires that made the major decisions
france, great britian, us and italy
what two countries were excluded from the talks?
A-H and Germany