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Social Studies 8- Chapter 24 Sections 1-3

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Nationalismpride in one's nation
Militarismpolicy of building up strong armed forces to prepare for war
Triple AllianceGermany, Austria-Hungary, Italy
Triple EntenteFrance, Russia, Britain
* Archduke Franz Ferdinandheir to the throne of Austria-Hungary; was the cause of the breakout of WWI when he was assassinated
Mobilizeprepare for war
KaiserGerman emperor
Central PowersGermany, Austria-Hungary, Turkish (Ottoman) Empire
Allied PowersFrance Britain, Russia
Stalematedeadlock in which neither side is strong enough to deafeat the other
* Trench Warfaretype of fighting which both sides dig trenches and try to overrun the enemy's trenches
Propagandaspreading of ideas that help a cause or hurt an opposing cause
U-boatsGerman fleet of submarines that attacked any ship leaving or entering British Ports
* LusitaniaBritish passanger ship that was sunk by the Germans killing 1200, including 128 Americans
3 Sources of Tention in Europe in 19141) Nationalism- throw off foreign rule to form own country, 2) Imperialism/Militarism- fighting for power in the same region, race for a more powerful military; 3)Rival alliances- Triple Alliance vs. Triple Entente
Economy of the US during the start of WWIbooming- farmers/manufacturers rushed to fill orders
Progress of the War was ______Slow due to stalemates and trench warfare. millions of people were dieing but there was little gain
President Wilson's reaction to Lusitania sinking"Murder on the high seas."; threatened to break of diplomatic relations w/ Germany
Warmongerperson who tries to stir up war
* Zimmermann TelegramGerman note sent to Mexico to try to get Mexico to fight the US if they entered the war
CzarRussian emperor
Selective Service Actset up draft- law requiring people to serve in military
Bolsheviksseized power in Russia in 1917- start revolution
V.I. LeninBolshevik leader trying to bring about communist revolution
Treaty of Brest-Litovskpeace treaty between Russia and Germany, allowed Germany to move troops all to the Western front (France)
* John J. PershingGeneral commanding the American Expeditionary Force, wanted American troops to operate as independent units
* Harlem Hell FightersAfrican American Unit, spent more time under fire than any other American unit
Battle of Belleau Woodfirst major battle for the US that raged for three weeks, US wins
Ferdinand FochFrench Marshal, commander of the Allied Forces; ordered attacks from Verdun to the North Sea
Battle of Argonne Forest47 day fight where US broke through German defenses; more than 100,000 casualties
armisticeagreement to stop fighting
abdicategive up power
epidemicrapid spread of contagious disease


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