- Riverside Secondary School
... • Ottoman Empire • Patriotism • “Balance of Power” • H.M.S. Dreadnought • Lusitania • U.S.A. enters WWI • Russian Revolution • “War Guilt Clause” • Reparations • Military restrictions on Germany • German territorial losses • President Woodrow Wilson • Premier Georges Clemenceau • P.M. David Lloyd Ge ...
... • Ottoman Empire • Patriotism • “Balance of Power” • H.M.S. Dreadnought • Lusitania • U.S.A. enters WWI • Russian Revolution • “War Guilt Clause” • Reparations • Military restrictions on Germany • German territorial losses • President Woodrow Wilson • Premier Georges Clemenceau • P.M. David Lloyd Ge ...
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... for liberty and democracy. This general American attitude toward the war of 1914-18 probably influenced Wilson's decision to resist submarine warfare, and thus affected his neutrality policies. More important, it made the decision to intervene seem all the more noble and did much to determine the wa ...
... for liberty and democracy. This general American attitude toward the war of 1914-18 probably influenced Wilson's decision to resist submarine warfare, and thus affected his neutrality policies. More important, it made the decision to intervene seem all the more noble and did much to determine the wa ...
7-US-World-Power-ALL-Stalemate
... effect on the morale of the soldiers on both sides. At the beginning, most people expected that the war would be over by Christmas 1914. This expectation prompted an outburst of patriotic enthusiasm on the part of the soldiers headed to the front as well as on the part of the civilians left behind. ...
... effect on the morale of the soldiers on both sides. At the beginning, most people expected that the war would be over by Christmas 1914. This expectation prompted an outburst of patriotic enthusiasm on the part of the soldiers headed to the front as well as on the part of the civilians left behind. ...
Recruitment, Conscription, Censorship and Propaganda in Germany
... insufficient after the beginning of the war. Before the war, Department IIIb of the General Staff had almost exclusively dealt with espionage and counter-espionage. By the armistice its tasks by far exceeded this: in addition to being an espionage and counter-espionage service, by 1918 it also was a ...
... insufficient after the beginning of the war. Before the war, Department IIIb of the General Staff had almost exclusively dealt with espionage and counter-espionage. By the armistice its tasks by far exceeded this: in addition to being an espionage and counter-espionage service, by 1918 it also was a ...
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... diplomacy (bargaining) with weaker countries. 2. Importance: militarism led to a worldwide competition ...
... diplomacy (bargaining) with weaker countries. 2. Importance: militarism led to a worldwide competition ...
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... most Americans viewed as a European conflict. They did not want American soldiers sent to the bloody battlefields of Europe. Shortly after World War I began, President Woodrow Wilson announced that the United States would remain neutral. Most Americans agreed that America should stay out of the war. ...
... most Americans viewed as a European conflict. They did not want American soldiers sent to the bloody battlefields of Europe. Shortly after World War I began, President Woodrow Wilson announced that the United States would remain neutral. Most Americans agreed that America should stay out of the war. ...
World War I
... The US never joined the League and decided to sign a separate treaty with Germany in ...
... The US never joined the League and decided to sign a separate treaty with Germany in ...
Amiens, Battle of - 1914-1918-Online. International Encyclopedia of
... the recognition that the last German offensives a month earlier, widely known as the Friedensturm, had failed to defeat the Allies. The German High Command accepted shortly after the Battle of Amiens that it had lost the war on the Western Front, something that was not apparent to most opposing Alli ...
... the recognition that the last German offensives a month earlier, widely known as the Friedensturm, had failed to defeat the Allies. The German High Command accepted shortly after the Battle of Amiens that it had lost the war on the Western Front, something that was not apparent to most opposing Alli ...
Chapter 15, Section 3 and 4 Guided Notes America Gives the Allies
... The reduction of trade barriers among nations. The general reduction and eventual elimination of armaments. The adjustment of colonial claims in the interest of the inhabitants as well as of the colonial powers. The evacuation of Russian territory and a welcome for its government to the society of n ...
... The reduction of trade barriers among nations. The general reduction and eventual elimination of armaments. The adjustment of colonial claims in the interest of the inhabitants as well as of the colonial powers. The evacuation of Russian territory and a welcome for its government to the society of n ...
U.S._History_Ch_8_Section_3-4
... American people to win support for Senate approval of the treaty. In 3 weeks, he traveled from city to city, speaking several times a day. On Sept. 25th 1919, Wilson collapsed after speaking. After returning to Washington, he suffered a stroke. He refused to compromise on changes and the treaty was ...
... American people to win support for Senate approval of the treaty. In 3 weeks, he traveled from city to city, speaking several times a day. On Sept. 25th 1919, Wilson collapsed after speaking. After returning to Washington, he suffered a stroke. He refused to compromise on changes and the treaty was ...
Austria and Czechoslovakia Fall
... Union With Austria-The Anschluss After World War I, the Paris Peace Conference created the small nation of Austria from what was left of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Most of Austria’s 6-million people were Germans who favored unification with Germany Mar. 12, 1938-German troops marched into Austria ...
... Union With Austria-The Anschluss After World War I, the Paris Peace Conference created the small nation of Austria from what was left of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Most of Austria’s 6-million people were Germans who favored unification with Germany Mar. 12, 1938-German troops marched into Austria ...
NAME Quiz 19 Directions: Circle ALL the correct answers. WWI
... D. A change in the social status of American citizens. E. A rapid increase in industrial output 6. By 1918, the member-nations of the Allied powers were ________. A) France B) Great Britain C) the U.S D) Russia E) Germany ...
... D. A change in the social status of American citizens. E. A rapid increase in industrial output 6. By 1918, the member-nations of the Allied powers were ________. A) France B) Great Britain C) the U.S D) Russia E) Germany ...
The Failed Peace 11 - Mr. Patrick Clancy
... any country, and it had been critical of the failure of European leaders and diplomats to resolve issues peacefully. Second, the high costs of waging war had severely weakened the once powerful countries of France, Germany, and Great Britain, and revolution was tearing Russia apart. By 1918, the Uni ...
... any country, and it had been critical of the failure of European leaders and diplomats to resolve issues peacefully. Second, the high costs of waging war had severely weakened the once powerful countries of France, Germany, and Great Britain, and revolution was tearing Russia apart. By 1918, the Uni ...
WESTERN FRONT ASSOCIATION - Alnwick
... Asquith's faction was reduced dramatically, with Asquith himself losing his own seat. The coalition won a landslide victory & Lloyd George remained Prime Minister despite the fact that the Conservatives outnumbered his pro-coalition Liberals. The Labour Party also greatly increased its share of the ...
... Asquith's faction was reduced dramatically, with Asquith himself losing his own seat. The coalition won a landslide victory & Lloyd George remained Prime Minister despite the fact that the Conservatives outnumbered his pro-coalition Liberals. The Labour Party also greatly increased its share of the ...
Treaty of Versailles
... • Germany to return the territories it had taken during the war • Self-Government for the nations of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and for the non-Turkish people within the Ottoman Empire • The creation of an independent Polish state • However, Britain wanted to rebuild a strong economy by restoring E ...
... • Germany to return the territories it had taken during the war • Self-Government for the nations of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and for the non-Turkish people within the Ottoman Empire • The creation of an independent Polish state • However, Britain wanted to rebuild a strong economy by restoring E ...
BattlesWorldWarII
... (living space) for Germans March 1936, moved troops into Rhineland March 1938, invaded Austria & made it part of Germany Other countries & League of Nations used appeasement—agreeing to demands to avoid war) ...
... (living space) for Germans March 1936, moved troops into Rhineland March 1938, invaded Austria & made it part of Germany Other countries & League of Nations used appeasement—agreeing to demands to avoid war) ...
Rachel Wrede - WorldHistoryMsWrede
... The Impact Princip was arrested after the assassination. When he was identified as a Serb, Austria-Hungary decided to use the murder as an excuse to punish Serbia. Austria-Hungary made a series of humiliating demands of Serbia and then declared war on July 28, 1914. Russia, a country with many peopl ...
... The Impact Princip was arrested after the assassination. When he was identified as a Serb, Austria-Hungary decided to use the murder as an excuse to punish Serbia. Austria-Hungary made a series of humiliating demands of Serbia and then declared war on July 28, 1914. Russia, a country with many peopl ...
Glencoe World History: Modern Times
... through Belgium into northern France and was stopped a short distance from Paris at the First Battle of the Marne. The Western Front turned into a stalemate, with neither side able to push the other out of the system of trench warfare they had begun. The trenches stretched from the English Channel n ...
... through Belgium into northern France and was stopped a short distance from Paris at the First Battle of the Marne. The Western Front turned into a stalemate, with neither side able to push the other out of the system of trench warfare they had begun. The trenches stretched from the English Channel n ...
the war to end all wars
... royal family. Rasputin won the favor of Czar Nicholas II and Czarina Alexandra through his ability to stop the bleeding of their hemophiliac son, Alexei. Although the Siberian-born peasant was widely criticized for his lechery and drunkenness, he exerted a powerful influence on the ruling family of ...
... royal family. Rasputin won the favor of Czar Nicholas II and Czarina Alexandra through his ability to stop the bleeding of their hemophiliac son, Alexei. Although the Siberian-born peasant was widely criticized for his lechery and drunkenness, he exerted a powerful influence on the ruling family of ...
The Seeds of War
... Many European nations adopted to-theminute strategic plans that would go into effect when the war started Germans – had adopted the Schlieffen plan in the case of war with both France and Russia Russians would take a long time to mobilize Germans would attack the French and take Paris in six w ...
... Many European nations adopted to-theminute strategic plans that would go into effect when the war started Germans – had adopted the Schlieffen plan in the case of war with both France and Russia Russians would take a long time to mobilize Germans would attack the French and take Paris in six w ...
World War I Review Bingo
... - Fourteen Points - Woodrow Wilson’s list of steps to achieve a just and lasting peace after World War I. - Treaty of Versailles - The peace agreement (1919) that placed sole responsibility for the war on Germany. - Militarism - The policy of glorifying military power and keeping an army prepared fo ...
... - Fourteen Points - Woodrow Wilson’s list of steps to achieve a just and lasting peace after World War I. - Treaty of Versailles - The peace agreement (1919) that placed sole responsibility for the war on Germany. - Militarism - The policy of glorifying military power and keeping an army prepared fo ...
The Great War And Its Impact on America
... 7. In these two military campaigns, Allied forces recovered two hundred square miles of French territory by the German army 8. 360,000 casualties: 116,000 dead and 234,000 wounded. ...
... 7. In these two military campaigns, Allied forces recovered two hundred square miles of French territory by the German army 8. 360,000 casualties: 116,000 dead and 234,000 wounded. ...