World War I = “The Great War” (1914-1918) Sections: A & B

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Causes of WW1

Nationalism, Imperialism, Militarism, and Alliances

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Nationalism WW1

pride or love of one's country

Nations in Europe wanted to go to war to show they were superior

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Imperialism WW1

The domination of one nation over the political, economic, and cultural life of another nation

Caused competition in Europe over land in Africa and Asia

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Militarism WW1

Glorification of the military and readiness to go to war

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Alliances WW1

Central Powers: Germany, Austria, and the Ottoman Empire

The Allies: England, France, and Russia

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Causes of WW1 significance

divided Europe into two armed camps and a series of events led to war

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June 28, 1914

Archduke Ferdinand the heir to the throne in Austria was assassinated

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Gavrilo Princip

Assassin

Member of a nationalist group from Serbia

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U.S. was _______ for the first three years

neutral

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Wilson believed in __________

preparedness

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preparedness

he wanted to remain neutral but felt the US should be ready if England faced a major crisis

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Propaganda

Posters, stories, and ads used to influence public opinion

During the war, most was anti-German

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international Law

Rules for war

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Rules for war

Nations at war must warn neutral ships before firing

Nations at war had the right to inspect neutral ships

Neutral nations must trade equally with both sides

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Inspect for contraband

Weapons or supplies that are sent by a neutral nation to a nation at war

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Germany

Had U-Boats

Wilson called it unrestricted submarine warfare

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Lusitania: (1915)

British passenger ship that was sunk by German U-Boats

1,198 people died, 128 people being american

Wilson warned Germany that continued use of submarines would cause the US to join the War

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1916:

Wilson was reelected with the slogan "He kept us out of war."

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1917

War is at a stalemate

Many losses on both sides, but nobody was winning the war

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Zimmerman Telegraph (1917)

Sent by Germany to Mexico, asking them to join the Central Powers

Germany promised Mexico: Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona if they win

Intercepted by England and sent to the US

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Wilson Quotes

"We will achieve peace felt victory."

"The world must be made safe for democracy."

"This will be a war to end all wars."

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April 6, 1917

US declared war on Germany, and entered on the Allies side