history WW1

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triple alliance

germany, austria - hungary, italy

1882

triple entente

britain, france, russia

1907

assasination of archduke franz ferdinand

june 1914

beginning of ww1

july 1914

battle of somme

july - november 1916

armistice bringing an end to ww1

nov 1918

conscription

mandatory enlistment for military service.

imperialism

when a country extends their power and influence over other nations through diplomacy or military force.

militarism

the belief in building up strong armed forces to prepare for war

nationalism

a belief that emphasizes the interests and culture of one's nation, often leading to a sense of pride and unity among its citizens.

patriotism

the emotional attachment to one's country, characterized by devotion and love for its culture, values, and history.

propaganda

information, often biased or misleading, used to promote a political cause or point of view.

stalemate

a point in battle when neither side can progress or gain an advantage

trench

a long narrow ditch used in warfare for shelter and protection. (defense)

alliance

a formal agreement between two or more groups to work together towards a shared goal