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World War I: A Historical Visual Journey

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Explore the impact of WWI through historical photographs and artwork. Immerse in America's music like "Over There" from McDougal Littell Inc. Credits and more at gwpda.org and history.navy.mil. Discover more collections at americanart.si.edu. 8

World War I: A Historical Visual Journey

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The Great War

BEFORE AFTER

Credits Pictures http://www.gwpda.org/photos/greatwar.htm http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/arttopic/pstr-rec/nrp-w1a.htm http://americanart.si.edu/collections.html Song, “Over There” America’s Music, Songs from America’s History, McDougal Littell Inc.

THE GREAT WAR

THE GREAT WAR. Great War Timeline. 1905-11 1st Moroccan Crisis, Bosnian Crisis, 2nd Moroccan Crisis 1912-13 1st and 2nd Balkan wars June 28, 1914 Archduke Francis Ferdinand assassinated Aug 4, 1914 Germany invades Belgium May 1915 Italy enters on side of allies

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“The Great War”

“The Great War”. Or, &quot;Some damn foolish thing in the Balkans,” (says Otto Von Bismarck) that sets off WWI!. Question of Alsace-Lorraine?. Disputed territory between France and Germany Led to the creation of alliances. Triple Alliance Germany Austria-Hungary Italy . Triple Entente

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The Great War

The Great War. By: Heather Henderson and Shelly Smith. The Road to World War I. Military draft. The significances of conscriptions was to increase the size of the army. Between 1890 and 1914 the European armies doubled in size.

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The Great War

The Great War. Who? What? Where? When? Why?. V ideo Retrieved from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XPZQ0LAlR4 crash course history. Timeline leading up to WW1. 1870 - Franco-Prussian War begins 1871 - Prussian Empire is unified under the context of German control

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The Great War

The Great War. By: Emillie Engram, Melissa Lytle, and Shannon Hall. The Road to War:. While explaining the road to War World 1 this document will talk about: Conscription Mobilization Archduke Francis Ferdinand Emperor William II Czar Nicholas II Triple Alliance Triple Entente

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The Great War

The Great War. Factors Contributing to the War. Inability to Adjust to Change. Industrialization  led to competition Nationalism  threatened stability Result: Nations sought insulation from enemy attack in three ways: Colonies Alliances Armies &amp; weapons. Imperialism in Africa &amp; Asia.

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The Great War

The Great War. The United States in WWI. Bell Ringer:. Do you think that it would have been possible for the US to remain neutral in WWI? Why or why not?. Four Main Causes of World War I. M-A-N-I-A Militarism Alliance System Nationalism Imperialism Assassination. Militarism.

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The Great War

The Great War. Rising Tensions in Europe. The Rise of Nationalism Europe enjoys peace in late 1800s but problems lie below the surface Growing nationalism leads to competition among nations Nationalism in the Balkans leads many groups to demand independence Imperialism and Militarism

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The Great war

The Great war. What should I know?. The FOUR long term causes of the War The major countries on each side The IMMEDIATE cause of the war. Central Powers (aka Triple Alliance):. Germany Austria Hungary Turkey/Ottoman Empire. Allied Powers (aka Triple Entente):. Great Britain France

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The Great War

The Great War. p.454. Facts of World War I. 1.Germans were the first to use flamethrowers in WWI. Their flamethrowers could fire jets of flame as far as 130 feet (40 m).c

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The Great War

The Great War. 1914-1918. WWI TIMELINE: KEY EVENTS. 6/28/1914: Assassination of Franz Ferdinand 8/1914: Germany declares war on Russia, France &amp; Belgium 2/1915: Germany begins U-Boat blockade of England 9/1916: Tanks first used at the Battle of the Somme

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The Great War

The Great War . Chapter 33. Not a summer war . Expectations for a brief, glorious war Battle of the Marne demonstrated a clear change in warfare Western Front Trench warfare Italy switched sides Four year stalemate. New Technology . Machine guns Barbed wire Airplanes Poison gas

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The Great War

The Great War. Explosion. Focus Question: . Explain how the following quote corresponds with U.S. foreign policy ideas: “To make the world safe for democracy” -- Woodrow Wilson, April 1917. EXPLOSION. The world erupted into war in August 1914

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The Great War

The Great War. Chapter 13. Marching Toward War. Section 1. Rising Tensions. Nationalism “Intense pride for one’s country” Materials, markets, territory Balkans Imperialism “Stronger nation dominating over weaker one” Competition for colonies Militarism

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The Great War

The Great War. ‘The lamps are going out all over Europe. We shall not see them lit again in our lifetime’ Sir Edward Grey. Origins of the War to end all Wars. Imperialism Nationalism Some people had no nation…Slavic people…more specifically Serbians… Alliance system

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The Great War

The Great War. Why did it happen? AKA Causes of WWI. Nationalism. Positive effect= unity within a country Negative effect= competition with other nations materials and markets Territorial disputes

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The Great War

The Great War. What did Soldiers Experience?. Treaty of Versailles. War Technology Video. E ruption of War. Political Cartoon showing the causes of the Great War. Schlieffen Plan. A map illustrating the alliances . Franz Ferdinand. Home. Soldiers in Hell. Suicide in the Trenches

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The Great War

The Great War. Student Objective. Students will gain an understanding of the way World War 1 affected Utah and of the way Utahans affected World War 1. In the summer of 1914, most Utahans were little concerned with the rumblings of war in Europe. Utah’s immigrant population was an exception.

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The Great War

The Great War. 1914-1918 Standard 10.5 Analyze the causes and course of the First World War. Section 1 Marching Toward War. Militarism Triple Alliance Kaiser Wilhelm II Triple Entente. Rising Tensions in Europe. Rise of Nationalism – deep devotion to one’s nation

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The Great War

The Great War. “The War to End All Wars!”. The Great War Begins. German Strategy: defeat France quickly, leave British forces stranded, then move on to Russia (Schlieffen Plan)

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THE Great War

THE Great War. Group 1. America Becomes a World Power. A New World Power. Progressive Presidents, Theodore Roosevelt, William Taft, and Woodrow Wilson, had used a “progressive diplomacy” to expand America’s influence across the world in places such as Asia, Mexico, and, The Caribbean.

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The Great War

The Great War. Newfoundland in the First World War: 1914-1918. Introduction to World War One. In the summer of 1914 the great powers of Europe began fighting what would come to be called the First World War.

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