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Nationalism
The belief that your nation or ethnic group is superior to all other nations or groups
Militarism
Nations (especially Germany) were building huge armed forces equipped with modern weapons
Alliance System
Nations having secret alliances with each other
Schlieffen Plan
Germany ‘s pre-World War 1 strategy to win a 2 front war
Neutrality
Not supporting either side, does not want involvement
Trench Warfare
Battle taking place in the trenches
No mans land
Area between 2 trenches
New warfare technology
Zeplines, grenades, tanks, machine guns, airplanes
Battle of Verdun
Battle between France and Germany, 1916, longest battle in WW1, French wins, French had more soldiers
Battle of the Somme
Battle between the British-French and Germany, Lasted 5 months, First battle with tanks, No progress, 1 million deaths
Mustard Gas
Gas used by the German that caused blindness and lung issues which made people cough a lot. Mostly caused death, had to wear masks to protect themselves
Battle of Gallipoli
British tried to capture the ottoman empire but were defeated by the Turkish resistance
U-Boats
Submarine warfare
Contraband
War materials
Lusitania
British ship that was bombed by the Germans on May 7, 1915, 124 Americans died
Unrestricted submarine warfare
Enemies attack trade and passenger ships thinking they are the enemies
Arabic and Sussex Pledge
2 countries that were both promised by Germany that they wouldn’t sink their boats, but they did sink their boats anyway
Propaganda
Spreading of ideas to promote a cause or damage an opposing cause
Zimmermann Note/Telegram
Intercepted message from Germany's side that stated that Mexico will be rewarded by regaining lands last to America after the Mexican-American war
Armistice
Agreement to end the war, November 11, 1918
Fourteen Points
14 ideas that president wilson made to maintain peace
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty Germany was forced to sign taking all blame for the war and paying all repairments
League of Nations
Nations can meet to work out world problems before they turn into open warfare
War Guilt Clause
Germany has to admit blame for the war
Reparations
Germany was forced to pay for war damage they caused
Gavrilo Princip
Acticist who killed Ferdinand
Francis Ferdinand
Archduke who was assassinated and became the cause of WW1
Woodrow Wilson
US president during WW1 who made the 14 points
David Lloyd George
Prime minister of Britain, wanted Germany to be punished
Georges Clemenceau
Minister of France, also wanted Germany to be punished
Kaiser Wilhelm II
German emperor during WW1