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Where were submarines first created?
Rome
What was the first war submarine that sunk a ship used for?
To attack enemy merchant ships
What was a significant feature of Dreadnoughts?
They shifted the turrets, not the ship
Which countries were involved in the naval arms race?
Germany and England
What did Germany lack compared to England during the arms race?
Money
What is the cooling method for machine guns?
Water or pee
What happens if machine gun bullets are not cooled?
They will melt
What was a unique feature of quick-firing cannons?
They would go up instead of rolling back entirely when fired
Who was Gavrillo Princip?
A young Serb who attempted to assassinate Archduke Franz Ferdinand
What was the outcome of Princip's assassination attempt?
He shot Sophia and Archduke Ferdinand, both died
What did Russia do after the assassination?
Asked for backup from France
What does mobilization refer to?
Calling up an army, which was expensive and indicated war
What was the result of Austria-Hungary's mobilization?
They got their troops ready, leading to a domino effect
When did the war begin?
Summer of 1914
What were airships used for?
(zeppelin) strategic bombing, long-range scouting, and maritime patrol.
What role did airplanes play leading up to the war?
Used for scouting and led to specialized bombers and pilots
What was the goal of diplomacy in Europe before WW1?
To maintain a balance of power
Central Powers
Germany & Austria-Hungary;
Allied Powers
France & Russia
What was the armies race between 1912-1914?
Germany almost had a million soldiers
What did Serbia want in the Balkans?
Control of all the Balkans
What was the Black Hand?
A terrorist organization that couldn't take on Austria
What was France's connection with North Africa in 1914?
They had a special connection with Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia
What did Germany try to do with North Africa?
Make trade deals, which France stopped
Why did Britain form an alliance with Belgium?
To secure a port that could reach Britain in less than an hour
What years did WW1 take place?
1914 - 1918
During which era did WW1 occur?
Progressive era
When did America's involvement in WW1 occur?
1916 - 1918
What was the goal of the head of the family in dynastic thinking?
Pass on the land
Who gains all the property and royal roles in a dynastic family?
The eldest child
What roles did younger children in dynastic families typically take?
Military or upper-level careers
What was the duty of the head of the family?
Increase property, status, and holdings before passing (aggrandizement)
What was the last dynastic war?
WW1
What technological changes affected warfare leading up to WW1?
Railroads, machine guns, quick-firing cannons, radios
What were the major alliances in WW1?
Central powers: Germany & Austria-Hungary; Allied Alliance: France & Russia
What was the armies race period before WW1?
1890s-1914
What country was the strongest in the Balkans?
Serbia
What terrorist organization was involved in the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand?
The Black Hand
Who was Archduke Ferdinand?
The ruler of Austria-Hungary
What was a significant technological advancement used in WW1?
Tanks
What type of gas was notably used in WW1?
Mustard gas
What were trenches filled with during WW1?
Water and mud
What animals were used in WW1 for communication?
War dogs and pigeons