Lesson 1: Causes of World War 1 Flashcards

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historically called the Great War

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World War 1

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2
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Great War spanned four (4) years from

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1914-to 1918

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means the belief or desire of a nation should maintain a strong military. Each nation began to develop its own military to the point that most of the nation’s budget was allotted for financing the military and its technology.

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Militarism

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is an old English word meaning “Fear Not”.

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Dreadnought

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Nations created pacts with other nations for them to support and help defend each other’s territory.

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Alliances

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6
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Triple Alliances countries

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Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy

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7
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Triple Entente countries

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Great Britain
Russia
France

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is defined as deep Devotion to One’s Nation. With their great devotion to their country and their country’s leader, people can be blindly be following orders and even join unnecessary wars called by their chiefs.

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Nationalism

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9
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King of Germany?

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Wilhelm II

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10
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King of Great Britain?

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George V

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King of Russia?

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Nicholas II

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12
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For a nation to gain power, one must be rich enough, to be rich means you own a lot of territories and resources to propel your industries that propel your economy.

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Imperialism

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because as countries like Britain and France expanded their empires, it resulted in increased tensions among European countries.

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Imperialism

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14
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marks the Assassination of the crown prince of Austria-Hungary

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June 28, 1914

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15
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Name the Crown prince of Austria-Hungary

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Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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16
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and his wife

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Sophie

17
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The Assassin, a 19-year-old Serbian student in Bosnia and a member of a terrorist group, Black hand.

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Gavrilo Princip

18
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Declare of war order

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Austria-Hungary to Serbia, Russia to Austria-Hungary, Germany to Russia, Germany to France, Great Britain to Austria-Hungary and Germany

19
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What’s M.A.N.I.A?

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Militarism

Alliances

Nationalism

Imperialism

Assassination