Ap European History WW1

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Reasons for America to stay out of the war:

ā€¢ High casualties, bad war

ā€¢ Americas tradition of neutrality

ā€¢ they thought why send the poor to die for the rich

ā€¢ very expensive

ā€¢ War is evil

ā€¢ Which side? America had germans in their country too

ā€¢ the public wanted to stay out of war

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Reasons to join the war:

ā€¢ Cultural history between us and england

ā€¢ reported atrocities

ā€¢ unrestricted sumbarine warfare which led to the sinking of the Lusitania, threatening our neutrality

ā€¢ American businessmen loaned billions to England, wanted to protect investment

ā€¢ To be part of the peace- you have to be part of the war

ā€¢ President Wilson had high hopes of preventing future conflict

ā€¢ Zimmerman Telegram: Germany tried to get Mexico to attack us

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The immediate cause of WW1

The assasination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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What was the acronym for the underlying causes of WW1?

MANIA

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What were the underlying causes of WW1 in MANIA?

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What did the M in MANIA stand for?

Militarism- The glorification of War and Force and the stockpiling of weapons

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What did the A in MANIA stand for?

Alliances, the triple entente was britain france and russia and the central powers were italy germany Ottoman Empire and austria

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What did the N in MANIA stand for?:

Nationalism, pride or devotion to ones country/self determination based on ethnicity

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What does the I in MANIA stand for?:

Imperialism, when one country takes over another country

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What does the second A in MANIA stand for?

Assassination, the assassination of the archduke Ferdinand

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Schlieffan Plan

Plan to quickly defeat France and avoid a prolonged two front war, did not happen!

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The industrial changes that led to wwi being awful:

Machine guns, chemical weapons like poison gas, military aircraft

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<p>The terms of the treaty of Versailles</p>

The terms of the treaty of Versailles

ā€¢ Germany had to take the blame for starting ww1

ā€¢ lost all colonies and national territory

ā€¢ Germanys military reduced, couldnā€™t have modern technology

ā€¢ Rhineland to be de militarized

ā€¢ Reparations: had to pay a massive fine war

ā€¢ no union with austria

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What were the mistakes made in the treaty?:

It made germany angry bc they had to take the blame for starting it and it was too harsh and it failed to establish long lasting peace

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Causes of the russian revolution:

ā€¢ extremely poor peasantry, food was scarce and conditions getting worse and Nicholas took more control

ā€¢ Weak leadership- Nicholas II

ā€¢ Loss to japan in 1904

ā€¢ The 1905 revolution that had people peacefully marching to the Czar but he got his guards to kill hundreds of them

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When the Czar went to war left his wife alexandria in charge who did she get advice from?:

Grigory Rasputin

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Temporary goverment

ā€¢ the duma (russian legislation) established temporary goverment with Aleksandr Kerensky as the leader

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Who were the Bolesheviks:

ā€¢ A small Marxist group that wanted to make Russia communist and overthrow the Czar

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Who was the leader of the Bolesheviks

Vladimir Lenin

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Boleshevik Revolution:

ā€¢ they said workers could govern russia if czar was overthrown

ā€¢ Lenin established a radical communist program

ā€¢ private ownership= illegal

ā€¢ land redistribution to peasents

ā€¢ Russian army weak and collapsed

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After revolution

Lenin wanted to end involement in war so treaty of brest litovsk pulled russia out of WW1

ā€¢ Russia lost lots of land to central powers because weak military

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Who were the opponents of the Belshoviks?

The white army

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Russian Civil war

ā€¢ some russians disliked the negotiations

ā€¢ famine killed millions of russians

ā€¢ all production went to support the army

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Civil war ends:

ā€¢red army vs white army

ā€¢, fighting and famine cost millions of lives,

ā€¢belshoviks win

ā€¢New economic policy: permits some capitalist activity

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The Soviet Union

ā€¢economy began to improve

ā€¢russia reunited with neighboring lands that belonged to russia

ā€¢became USSR

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