Ww1 Flashcards
What does M-A-I-N stand for?
Militarism
Alliances
Imperialism
Nationalism
What does Militarism
An aggressive strengthening of military force
What does Alliances mean
An agreement made between two or more countries to give help if needed.
What does Imperialism mean
When a country takes over new lands or
countries an makes them subject to their rule.
What does Nationalism mean
A strong sense of pride and loyalty to one’s
country or culture.
What was going on in Europe in the early 1870s?
Europe had enormous tension between nations.
What led to the start of WW1?
Austro-Hungarian Archduke Franz Ferdinand led the start of WW1.
Who did he get assassinated by?
He was assassinated by Gavrilo Princip, a young Serbian.
Where did Franz Ferdinand’s wife Sophie get killed?
Franz Ferdinand’s wife Sophie got killed in the assassination.
What caused Austria-Hungary to first declare war on Serbia?
Austria-Hungary first declared war on Serbia because of the assassination.
Why did Russia join the war to help their ally Serbia?
Russia joined because of their previously agreed alliance.
What did the Alliance become known as?
The Alliance became known as the Central Powers.
What did the Entente become known as?
The Entente became known as the Allied Powers.
Why were duckboards made?
They were made to be laid over areas where water gathered.
Where did the Germans expect war from?
Germans expected the war from attrition or stalemate to a higher degree than the Allied forces.