Survey
* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project
* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project
WORLD WAR I ELO CHART NAME: ELO HOW ECONOMIC TRENDS AND ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES AFFECT HISTORY UNDERSTANDING WORLD GEOGRAPHY AS IT IS INCIDENTAL TO THE STUDY OF UNITED STATES’ HISTORY UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF THE UNITED STATES AS AN EMERGING WORLD POWER UNDERSTANDING THE CAUSE AND EFFECT RELATIONSHIP THAT EXISTS IN HISTORY UNDERSTANDING THE INHERENT BIAS IN HISTORICAL REPORTING EVOLUTION AND IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE UNITED STATES EXPLANATIONS ELO EXPLANATIONS HOW ECONOMIC TRENDS AND ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES AFFECT HISTORY UNDERSTANDING WORLD GEOGRAPHY AS IT IS INCIDENTAL TO THE STUDY OF UNITED STATES’ HISTORY Price of wheat and meat increase due to war overseas Trade War of production US wanted to side with Britain to ensure loans repaid The government during WWI took over private businesses to help the WWI US economy Alliances based on money The government administrations Needed money for war Producing more food and other materials boosted economy Controlled consumption of food to increase exports out the the US Bonds Government getting the public involved/active in war efforts War caused more products to be made more quickly Trains and railroads could benefit the war Food supply goes down, we start sending more to the troops and Britain Increase in food/fuel prices Weapon supply Companies mass prodcing to support war effort Cut backs on meat/wheat fo soldiers Countries emerging mid-war Countries/borders chand after war Germany and allies lose land Mexico’s alliance Russia exits war, Germany can now focus on western countries Alliances in Europe The ocean and British blockade and German uboats Japan War on the other side of the world, delays out entrance Central Powers UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF THE UNITED STATES AS AN EMERGING WORLD POWER UNDERSTANDING THE CAUSE AND EFFECT RELATIONSHIP THAT EXISTS IN HISTORY British Blockade Transatlantic telegrams – bad communication if cut Geography of Europe changing Situation on East Europe like a ‘bomb’ Difficulty fighting far away countries Contraction of territory Germany invaded France through Belgium Germany in middle, both sides of warfare Assisting with armed conflict in Europe Who we support during the war Germany was scared the we woul not stay neutral Great Britain wanted US as an ally US now strong enough to go to war with the other strong nations Going to war in general Showing we were top dogs Attacking Germany Raw materials for war The US was asked for assistance Declaring war on the Central Powers Sent money and resources to allies Trying to remain neutral Germany making preparations in case we joined the war Treaty of Versailles US gaining allies Military growth Convincing others to hate Germany Allof WWI and allies Germany sent a message – Zimmermann Noteangers US into entering war Germany plans for an alliance Sinking of the Lusitania Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand Need for food in Europe leads to development of the Food Administration War leads to countries breaking apart Food Liberty cabbage Alliances lead to problems Unrestricted Submarine Warfare US relationship with Britain UNDERSTANDING THE INHERENT BIAS IN HISTORICAL REPORTING EVOLUTION AND IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE UNITED STATES Sniping lines affected who go the letter/telegram War – Espionage Act Changing any German sounding thing with names that were more American Britain filters German –American telegrams Anti-German textbooks, even today “Bad” Germans Lusitania – Germans evil Nothing good about the Germans Propaganda posters Zimmermann telegram/speech We won, so we tell the story “German aggression” U-boat sunk- inaccurate reports to US Zimmermann note – aggressive or not? British displaying images of Germany that may not be tru Britain hacking into communication lines Espionage and Sedition Acts No more sauerkraut Mass producing food for US soldiers and her allied soldiers Railroads – government takes over, more efficient Use of gas as a weapon Tanks Submarines Flame throwers Ways of warfare New technologies changed the transport Planes Bombs Militarism New kind of war because of technology Production of weapons increase – becomes a war of factories Better factories