Chapter 11 - World War I Begins Flashcards

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What did the Russians regard themselves as what?

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The protector of Slavic peoples (includes Serbia)

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What were the causes of WWI?

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Nationalism - devotion to the interest and culture of one’s nation
Imperialism - extending a nation’s influence over another country
Militarism - the development of the armed forces and their use as a tool for diplomacy.

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Triple Entente ( Allies )

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France, Britain, and Russia

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Triple Alliance (Central Powers)

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Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy (switches later) and Turkey

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Who assassinated Archduke Ferdinand and his wife?

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Gavrilo Princip shot them both.

He was the member of the Black zhamd, a Serbian national group

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What was the effect of the assassination of Ferninands?

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Austria declares war in Serbia

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Where was Ferninand assassinated?

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He was visiting the capitol of Bosnia, Sarajevo. While driving though the city, he and his wife was shot by that guy.

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Wo was obligated to side with Aistria-Hungary?

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Germany.

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Who declares war on who!?

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Germany declares war on Russia and then France.

Great Britain declares war on Germany

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What was the Schlieffen Plan?

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It was to hold off Russia while the German army goes through Belgium to get France and then focus on Russia.

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What was the affect towards the schiecfflen plan?

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The allies retreated, which held up the German advance at the Battle of the Marne.

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What were the three types of trenches?

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Frontline, support, and reserve. The area between is called “no mans land”

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How many british casualties were on the battle of Somme?

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60,000 on the first day?

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What did the socialist see the what as between Germany and England?

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Imperialist.

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The war hits home: major reasons?

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  • If allies loses, U.S doesn’t get repaid

- unrestricted submarine warfare on U.S shipping

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The Lusitania

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British liner that was sunk off the coast of irelnad.

1,198 people lost (128 american)

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Election of 1916

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Wilson wins election against Charles Evan Hughes

He calls for a “peace w/o victory” but Germany rejects.

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Zimmerman note

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After Germany rejects the U.S they send a note to Mexico to fight against the U.S and they would give back the Southwest back.
America interferes with the message and is enraged. They declare war.

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Selective Service Act May 1917

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Requiring me. To register with government in the case of draft.
African American served in separate units

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Raising the Army

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Soldiers took IQ tests
About 30% were declared to be physically unfit
Didnt allow Mennoites and Quakers
Germans were discriminated against

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What was Germans best weapon?

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U bpats

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Who led the American Expeditionary Force? (AEF)

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George John J. pershing

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Trench foot

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From standing in cold wet trenches

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American Offensive

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German shift from the Eastern front to France in he West just to America entry in the war.
Which helped stop the advance at Cantigy France.

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Germany collapses

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Austria-Hungary surrenders in nov 1918

Kaiser Wilhelm Ii flees the throne and Gr,any agrees to call an Armistice in part of Wilson’s fourteen points.

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What was the final toll?

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22 million dead and about 110,000 americans die
War cost $338 billion
10 million refugees

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War Industries Board

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Established in 1917 under Bernard Baruch
Production increased about 20%
INCCREEEASEEE IN EVERUTHING

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How did Wilson control strikes?

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He created the War Labor Board?