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Chpt.37 Sect.1 Flashcards

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1
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Early 1900s tensions

A

France jealous of Germany’s industrialization
GB disliking Germany’s navy
Russia involving with Slavic ppls in Austria-Hungry

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Why tensions between two countries can result in war

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Countries built up armed forces
Many alliances formed
Promising to help others if attacked
All that’s needed is spark

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Spark for WWI

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Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination

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Facts bout Archduke’s assassination

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Sarajevo, Austria-Hungry
June 1914
Teenager named Gavrilo Princip shooting him

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Heir to Austrian throne

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Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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Princip belonged to what group and explanation

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Black Hand

Secret nationalist group wanting Serbia to rule Serbs in Austria-Hungry

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Call up for troops

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Mobilize

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What happened after archduke’s death

A 
AH declared war in Serbia
Russia aided Serbia
Germany declared war on Russia 
France and GB entered war 
Japan, Italy, China later entered 
Ottoman Empire then Bulgaria joined Germany and AH
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9
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Central Powers

A

Germany
Austria-Hungry
Ottoman Empire
Bulgaria

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Allied Powers

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Russia 
Serbia
France
GB
Japan
Italy
China
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Synonym for WWI

A

Great War

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12
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Ppl who aren’t soldiers

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Civilians

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13
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What’s special about WWI

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First war where civilians attacked

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14
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of countries in WWI

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31

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of soldiers participating in WWI

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65 million

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Location of most fighting in WWI

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Europe
Middle East
Africa
Global naval warfare

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17
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Speed of machine guns

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75 miles/120 km

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18
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Tactics used in WWI

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Machine guns
Airplanes
Bombs
Submarines
Poison gases 
Tanks 
Flame throwers
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Area where most fighting took place

Zone between France and Germany

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Western Front

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Opposing forces attack from system of trenches

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Trench warfare

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Mounted gun

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Artillery

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Russia general war facts

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3.8 million soldiers/1st 10 months lost for Russia
Withdrew after 2 revs in 1918
Signed treaty with Germany

23
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Russian treaty with Germany details

A

Peace treaty
Recognized Ukraine as independent country
Large areas of conquered land lost
1/3 of farmland, pop, resources of coal, iron, oil lost

24
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1917/German subs

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Sank American ships with civilians onboard

US declared war on Germany

25
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US in war

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2 million troops sent to Europe

Helped end war greatly

26
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Nov.11/1918

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Germany and allies signed armistice

War over

27
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A stop in the fighting

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Armistice

28
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Casualty numbers in WWI

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13 million soldiers
17 million civilians
20 million wounded soldiers
Billion dollars of damaged property

29
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Fourteen Points

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Peace plan drawn up by president of US at time Woodrow Wilson

30
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Woodrow Wilson beliefs etc

A

National groups in Europe having right to create own countries
Wanted to reduce armaments
Wanted world association for keeping peace

31
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Equipment for war

A

Armaments

32
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British French and Italians wanting

A

Repayment for loses of war from those defeated

33
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Treaty of Versailles

A

Treaty signed to end WWI

Put most of blame and financial repayment on Germany

34
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Right to rule

A

Mandate

35
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Country that stays out of affairs of other countries

A

Isolationist

36
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German territories lost in Treaty of Versailles

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Alsace and Lorraine(1870) returned to France
Eastern territory becoming part of reestablished Poland
African territories divided and France and Britain
Pacific colonies given to Japan

37
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Russian territories lost under Treaty of Versailles

A 
Poland 
Romania
Finland 
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
38
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Newly established countries breaking off from Russia

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Finland
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania

39
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Which nations’ call for independence was ignored Treaty of Versailles

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Ukraine (Russia)
India (GB)
Southwest Asia (France)
Troubles later developing

40
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What happened to other central power (treaty)

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Dealt with in other treaties

41
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Austria-Hungary country divisions

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Austria
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia

42
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France/Syria and Lebanon

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France received mandate there

43
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GB/Iraq and Palestine

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GB received mandate there

44
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Was Wilson’s plan followed through

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Not really

45
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Leave of Nations

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Organization formed for world peace
Talk over countries troubles
Purpose to prevent future wars

46
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Leagues fault

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No army of own
Any countries disobeying couldn’t be forced to do so
US wasn’t part of

47
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1919/US

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Become isolationist country

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