Chapter 25 - War & Revolution 1914-1918 Flashcards
WWI coalition considered primarily of German Empire and Austria Hungary fighting against the Allied Powers
Central Powers
Name given to the alliance among France, Britain, and Russia after the signing of the Anglo- Russian Entente on August 1907
Triple Entente (Allies)
A form of land warfare using occupied fighting lines consisting largely of trenches
Trench warfare
1916, Longest single battle in World War I fought between German and French armies
French tactical victory
Battle of Verdun
Prussian German Field Marshal; statesman; politician; second president of Germany
Hindenburg
German General
Victor of Liege & Battle of Tannenberg
Ludendorff
British with overwhelming seapower established a naval blockade of Germany at outbreak of war 1914
British Blockade
Concept associated with World War I war requires mobilization of all the nations resources and energy
Total War
Form of communication aimed towards influencing the attitudes of the community towards some calls or position; took various forms pictures, literature, and film
Propaganda
New Weapons of War
Machine guns, submarines (used torpedoes), British soldiers - rifle, grenades, poison gas, artillery, warplane, tank, blimp
- Largest battle one of the most famous battles of World War I
- British and French against Germany
- bloodiest military operation ever recorded
- Allied attack on the Western front
Battle of Somme
First Wold War battle 1914
Allied victory against German army wrecked Germany’s bid for a swift victory over France forcing into protracted two-front war
Battle of Marne
British reports as Sinn Féin Rebellion
Armed insurrection staged in Ireland during Easter week 1916
Aimed to end British rule in Ireland by establishing independent Irish Republic
British landed counter-offensive
Uprising crushed
Easter Rebellion
Last tzar Emperor of Russia
Grand Duke of Finland
titular king of Poland
executed by Bolsheviks
Tsar Nicholas II
Russian mystic advisor to Pomanovs, the Russian Imperial family
Rasputin