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42 Cards in this Set

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Dual Entente btw Russia and France
1894
Germany millitary planners adopt Schlieffen plan
1894
First Morrocan crisis
1905
Naval race btw Britain and Germany begins
1906
Britain, France and Russian form the Triple Entente
1907
Austris annexes Bosnia-Herzeegovina
1908
The second Morrocan crisis
1911
Balkan wars
1912-13
Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated
1914- June 28th
Franz Joseph issues ultimatum to Serbia
1914- July 23rd
British fleet goes to sea
1914- July 28th
Russia mobilizes
1914- July 30th
Germany invades Belgium
1914- August 3rd
Battle of Marn in France (led to stalemate)
1914- September 5-10th
Battle of Ypres
1914- November 11th
Battles of Tannenburg and the Masurian lakes
1914 August-September
EF
Russian forces defeated
Tsar advised that his armies can no longer mount an offensive
1914- December
EF
In 1905, the western front was characterized by..
Trench warfare
German-Austrian armies route the Russian armies in a mid-summer offensive
1915 - EF
Attempts to defeat Germany at Gallipoli in 1915 (EF)
Plan - create a third battlefront (failure)
Note: Italy enters war on the side of the Allied forces (in return for promised territorial gains after the war)
A campaign is laurnched in Middle East with the hopes of driing Germany's ally, the Ottoman Empire, out of the war.
Battle of Verdun
1916- February 21st
Somme offensive
1916- June 24th
Jutland naval battle
1916- May 31st
Brusilov offensive
1916- June 4th
Overview of 1916
-Power is centralized un the hands of the state ("Total war")
- Only if every element of society is directed towards was effort can victory be achieved.
- Industrial societies resupply the battlefronts on an indefinite basis.
- Women flood into the workforce
Zimmerman telegram
1917- January 16th
Germany declares a war zone around Britain
1917- February
Nicolas II (Russian Tsar) abdicates
1917- February
The United States enter the war
1917- April 6th
Revolution in Russia
1917- February 23rd
Bolshevek Revolution in Russia
1917- October 24th
Lenin declares a Bolshevek Gov't in Russia, Russian civil war begins
1918- January
Wilson's 14 points are presented
1918- January 8th
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
1918- March 3rd

Russia leaves war
Kaiserschlacht
1918- March 21st

German offensive on the Western front
Chateau Thierry
1918- June 1st

Germans come up against the first AMerican troops
Last 100 days
1918- August 8th

Continuous advance of the Allied armies
Prince Max voon Baden appointed chancellor of Germany
1918- October 26th
Kaiser Wilhelm II abdicates
1918- November 8th
Provisional Gov't in Germany under Chancellor Ebert
1918- Nover 9th
Armistice takes effect
1918- November 11th
Peace negotiations begin
1919 - January 18th

- Leads to Treaty of Versailles