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Wilson’s “Fourteen Points”

Name of Woodrow Wilson's peace plan

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Zimmerman telegram

Telegram that was the U.S’ final straw in joining the war

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Unrestricted submarine warfare

German policy of attacking civilian/merchant ships

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Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

June 28th, 1914 event that even surprised the people who planned it

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Culture of violence

General cause of WWI that deals with dueling and men wanting to go to war

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Schlieffen Plan

This plan had 2 major flaws: Russia mobilized too fast and Belgium put up a fight

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Burgfrieden

This phrase means “peace in the fortress” and requested for Germans to put down their differences

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First Battle of the Marne

Battle that was famous for France using taxis to send troops

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Battle of the Somme

1916 battle where the first use of tanks happened

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Bosnian Crisis of 1908

Crisis caused by crumbling power of Ottoman Empire, Austria’s determination to grab Balkans, same year of opening of Dardanelles

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Imperialism

This term relates to white man’s burden and Cape to Cairo

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Article 231

War guilt clause of the Treaty of Versailles

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Black Hand

Name of Serbian terrorist organization that killed Franz Ferdinand

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Zeppelins

This type of technology had no effect physically but more of an effect psychologically

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Franco-Russian Alliance

Name of treaty that ended France’s diplomatic isolation in 1894

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Tanks

This British tech was an attempt to defend soldiers crossing trenches, wasn’t that effective until WW2

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Chemical weapons

The use of this technology was so dangerous it was banned after the war

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Airplanes

The use of this technology would’ve been useful if they could launch bombs from them correctly

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Kaiser Wilhelm II

This man did something in 1890 that made all German treaties fall apart and chose Caprivi and Hohenlohe to help

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August Days

Spontaneous parades about war enthusiasm

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Robert Masse

Historian describes failures of diplomacy and focuses on the personalities of people involved

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War of Attrition

War is about competing economies, side that lasts the longest wins

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Schlieffen plan

This German plan was made to avoid a two-front war

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Peter Fritzsche

Historian that describes parades, August Days, and socialists not showing up

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Armenian Genocide

Ottomans feared a group of people would collaborate with Russia and began deportations

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Spanish Influenza

This event in 1918 killed 50-100 million people worldwide, worsened by movement of soldiers

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Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

Treaty in 1918 that caused Russians to lose land in a war

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Berlin Conference

Bismarck’s attempt to avoid conflict in the Scramble for Africa

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Reinsurance Treaty

Treaty between Germany and Russia that stopped after Bismarck was fired by Wilhelm II

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Battle of the Somme

Bloodiest battle of the war

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Kiel uprising

Uprising by German sailors led to revolution in Germany

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Fashoda Crisis

Conflict between Britain and France in Northern Africa almost led to war

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Kaiser Wilhelm I

King of Germany in 1871

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Pan-slavism

Name of group/idea desiring purely Slavic nation

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Blank check

Term of WIlhelm II giving unconditional support to Austria

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Militarism

General cause of war = a lot of naval spending

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Entente cordiale

Friendly understanding between France and Britain/UK in 1904

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Naval blockade

Strategy of bringing German economy to its knees