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Wilson’s “Fourteen Points”
Name of Woodrow Wilson's peace plan
Zimmerman telegram
Telegram that was the U.S’ final straw in joining the war
Unrestricted submarine warfare
German policy of attacking civilian/merchant ships
Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
June 28th, 1914 event that even surprised the people who planned it
Culture of violence
General cause of WWI that deals with dueling and men wanting to go to war
Schlieffen Plan
This plan had 2 major flaws: Russia mobilized too fast and Belgium put up a fight
Burgfrieden
This phrase means “peace in the fortress” and requested for Germans to put down their differences
First Battle of the Marne
Battle that was famous for France using taxis to send troops
Battle of the Somme
1916 battle where the first use of tanks happened
Bosnian Crisis of 1908
Crisis caused by crumbling power of Ottoman Empire, Austria’s determination to grab Balkans, same year of opening of Dardanelles
Imperialism
This term relates to white man’s burden and Cape to Cairo
Article 231
War guilt clause of the Treaty of Versailles
Black Hand
Name of Serbian terrorist organization that killed Franz Ferdinand
Zeppelins
This type of technology had no effect physically but more of an effect psychologically
Franco-Russian Alliance
Name of treaty that ended France’s diplomatic isolation in 1894
Tanks
This British tech was an attempt to defend soldiers crossing trenches, wasn’t that effective until WW2
Chemical weapons
The use of this technology was so dangerous it was banned after the war
Airplanes
The use of this technology would’ve been useful if they could launch bombs from them correctly
Kaiser Wilhelm II
This man did something in 1890 that made all German treaties fall apart and chose Caprivi and Hohenlohe to help
August Days
Spontaneous parades about war enthusiasm
Robert Masse
Historian describes failures of diplomacy and focuses on the personalities of people involved
War of Attrition
War is about competing economies, side that lasts the longest wins
Schlieffen plan
This German plan was made to avoid a two-front war
Peter Fritzsche
Historian that describes parades, August Days, and socialists not showing up
Armenian Genocide
Ottomans feared a group of people would collaborate with Russia and began deportations
Spanish Influenza
This event in 1918 killed 50-100 million people worldwide, worsened by movement of soldiers
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
Treaty in 1918 that caused Russians to lose land in a war
Berlin Conference
Bismarck’s attempt to avoid conflict in the Scramble for Africa
Reinsurance Treaty
Treaty between Germany and Russia that stopped after Bismarck was fired by Wilhelm II
Battle of the Somme
Bloodiest battle of the war
Kiel uprising
Uprising by German sailors led to revolution in Germany
Fashoda Crisis
Conflict between Britain and France in Northern Africa almost led to war
Kaiser Wilhelm I
King of Germany in 1871
Pan-slavism
Name of group/idea desiring purely Slavic nation
Blank check
Term of WIlhelm II giving unconditional support to Austria
Militarism
General cause of war = a lot of naval spending
Entente cordiale
Friendly understanding between France and Britain/UK in 1904
Naval blockade
Strategy of bringing German economy to its knees