WW1 Flashcards

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What was the “First World War” called before it was known to be the “First World war”?

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The Great war or The war to end all wars

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What were the 5 main causes of the war?

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  1. Alliance system
  2. Imperialism
  3. Militarism
  4. Revenge/Avenge factor
  5. Nationalism
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Which countries were in the triple entente?

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France, Britain, Russia, and Canada

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Which countries were in the triple alliance?

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Germany, Austria Hungary and Italy

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Significance of the Alliance system, describe it.

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The alliance system meant that if one country got involved in a war, the other countries allied with them would also be in war. This created more power against each country.

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What is Imperialism?

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When the empires build power by taking over new terrirtories

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7
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What is the Scramble for Africa?

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When Germany, France, Britain and others fought over territories in Africa that had rich valuables and resources.

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Significance of Imperialism, describe.

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Imperialism and the cause of colonialism caused many consequences to the nations that got colonized. Negative causes like a loss of cult land and people. Colonialism has direct impacts of slavery. privilege and racism today.

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What is militarism?

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When a country enlists citizens to the war by training and mobilizing them.

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Was Germany, Britain or France the first to develop advanced military resources, and how did that change the flow of things?

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Germany, they developed massive military resources that scared France and Britain. Britain is on a island surrounded by waters which made them quite difficult to attack and quite powerful. Although Germany had no fear in attacking.’

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Significance of Militarism, describe.

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Countries around the world would compare each others military advancements and constantly try to out do each other.

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12
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Who lost in the Franco-Prussian war? When?

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France lost to Germany in 1870-71 and lost important territory of Alsace-Lorraine.

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13
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2 examples of Revenge/Avenge?

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1.Austria- Hungry had taken the Balkan territory that Russia wanted to be in control of.
2. Russia felt that beating Germany would restore people’s faith in their government

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14
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Who did Russia lose to? (Avenge/Revenge)

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Russia was experiencing food shortages after the loss to Japan and international disgrace and a huge loss in money.

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What is Nationalism?

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Believing that one country is above whether that being your own or another. A sense of superiority

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16
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Which nations wanted to be independent? Who supported them?

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Serbia wanted independence from Austria Hungary, Russia supported Serbia because that was their source to the sea.

17
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Is the political assassination part of the reason world war one began?

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No, it was not. The political assassination was ion JUNE 28TH 1914 when Gavrilo Princip, a member of the BLACK HAND, assassinates Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the Austrian-Hungarian throne.

18
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When did WW1 start and end?

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July 28th 1914 and ended in November 11th 1918.

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