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History SG WWI

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M.A.I.NMilitarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
What was the "spark" that caused WWI?Assassination of archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife
How did the alliance system affect the size of the war?Europe was divided into two rival camps-they all pledged to support one another in conflict
Triple AllianceGermany, Austria-Hungary-Italy
Triple EntenteFrance, Britain, Russia
Which two nations began fighting as a result of the assassination of the archduke?Serbia and Austria
What area in Europe was referred to as the "powder keg"The Balkans
What little/neutral nation does the German army invade in 1914?Belgium
What was the goal of the Schlieffen Plan?Germany would attack France first and then attack Russia. They expected to beat France easily and quickly
What was the result of the Schlieffen plan?Britain declared war on Germany, so Germany didn't defeat France quickly and had to fight a 2-front war
Why does Russia drop out of WWI?They were in the midst of a Revolution
What nation enters the war to help the Allies win in 1917?The U.S.
What happened to the German offensive at the Battle of the MarneThe Germans were forced to retreat and the Schlieffen plan was in ruins
Did the Germans take Paris?No they did not conquer that city
Which country suffered the most physical devastation during the fighting on the Western front?France
Which country suffered the most casualties during WWI?Russia
What new weapons contributed to millions of casualties?machine guns, poison gas, armored tanks, large artillery
Who ordered the Armenian Genocide?The Turks
How many people died as a result of the Armenian Genocide?200,000 people starved or were killed by soldiers
Why did the U.S. enter WWI?Germany resumed unrestricted submarine warfare and sunk U.S. liner the Lusitania, Zimmerman note was intercepted-showed Germany asking Mexico for alliance in exchange for U.S. lands
How did the Spanish flu impact the world even more than WWI?It killed 20 million people world wide
What was the purpose of Wilson's League of Nations?It was to be an international association whose goal was to keep peace among nations
What was the purpose of the 14 points?They outlined a plan for achieving a just and lasting peace
What was the most important point of the 14 points?The 14th-establishing a league of nations
How did the Treaty of Versailles negatively affect Germany?they lost territory, restricted military operation, blamed for the war, had to pay war reparation to Allies for 30 years
War Guilt ClauseGermany must accept sole responsibility for the war and pay reparations for 30 years to allies
Why is November 11, 1918 so important?Armistice was signed and WWI ended
What are some of the new countries that were created after WWI?Finland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania



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