World War I Study Guide Flashcards

1
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Causes of WWI

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Nationalism, Imperialism, Militarism, Alliance

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2
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Allied countries

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England, France, Russia

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3
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Triple Alliance

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Austria/Hungary, Italy, Germany

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4
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Central Powers

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A/H, Germany, Ottoman Empire

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5
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Assassination on June 14, 1914

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Archduke Ferdinand and wife in Bosnia

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6
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August 3, 1914

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Germany invaded Belgium

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7
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Schlieffen Plan

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Germany’s strategy to invade Belgium

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8
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Trench Warfare

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Each side had trenches that they’d fight in and they had to run through “no mans land” to gain land

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9
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Factors leading to America declaring war

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Zimmerman Note, U Boats sink

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10
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The Zimmerman Note

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German team with Mexico. German will help Mexico regain territory in US

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11
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America declares war

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April 2, 1917

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12
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Eddie Rickenbacker

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Ace of Aces (shot down most planes)

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13
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How many men were in service when America declared war?

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200,000

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14
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The Selective Service Act

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Required men to register for draft

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15
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Steps the US government took to increase production

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Exempt shipyard workers, parts built elsewhere assembled in yard

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16
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Th Convoy System

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Heavy guard if destroyers escorted merchant ships across Atlantic in groups

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17
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Americans brought what to the war in Europe

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Freshness and enthusiasm

18
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Doughboys

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Infantry men with belts

19
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Two most innovative weapons

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Tank and airplane

20
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Hazards for soldiers

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Dysentery, poison gas, lack of sleep, trench foot

21
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Americans turned war into

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Offensive war

22
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Austria Hungary surrendered to the Allies

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November 3, 1918

23
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German soldiers rebelled

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Against government authority

24
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Germany agreed to cease-fire

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November 11, 1918

25
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People died in the war

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22 million

26
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Deaths were civilian

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Over half

27
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The American men in battle

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48,000

28
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…to disease

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62,000

29
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It cost

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$338 billion

30
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President Wilson when he arrived in Europe

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Treated like a hero

31
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President Wilson’s 14 points

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No secret alliances, free sea, low tariffs, reduce arms, people have say, new nations, League of Nations

32
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Allies feelings in Europe

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Doesn’t like it

33
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Big 4

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France, Great Britain, America, Italy

34
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The big four and leaders of the defeated nations gather to sign a peace treaty

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June 28, 1919

Hall of Mirrors, Palace of Versailles

35
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New countries in Eastern Europe

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Poland, Lithuania, Finland

36
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Peace treaty known as

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Treaty of Versailles

37
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Germany’s punishment

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No army, pay for reparations, admit fault

38
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Weakness of treaty

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Humiliated Germany

39
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Main domestic opposition

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League of Nations

40
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Legacy of WWI

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Germany in depression, sets tone for WWII