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1914 Europe

The Triple Alliance Vs. Triple Entente (The Central Powers) (The Allied Powers). 1914 Europe. The OTTOMAN EMPIRE 1453- 1880. Name Date. World War 1 (The Great War) Chapter 29. Nationalism explain why- Imperialism explain why- Militarism explain why- Alliances

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The First World War

The First World War. Chapter 11. Why do we study WWI?. What are the benefits of belonging to an international alliance? What are the draw backs of belonging to an international alliance? Is it right for America to intervene in foreign conflicts?

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Entangling Alliances of World War I

Entangling Alliances of World War I. Music: Over There. Map of World with Participants in World War I -. Allies in green Central Powers in orange Neutral in grey. Underlying Causes of World War I Alliance system--divided the continent of Europe into two rival groups of nations

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Chapter 18: The First World War

Chapter 18: The First World War. The Big Picture: The United States tried to stay neutral when war swept Europe. Once the United States joined the Allies in 1917, however, the nation quickly mobilized for war. Main Idea: Rivalries among European nations led to the outbreak of war in 1914.

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Do Now!

Do Now!. Create a web brainstorming everything you know about WWI. Chapter 19 Section 1. The Great War. World War I (1914-1918). WWI Continued. AKA The Great War War to End All Wars Global Conflict (mostly Europe)

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Causes of World War I and United States Entry

The purpose of the presentation is to cover vocabulary and the underlying reasons for the causes of World War I and the reasons for the United States entering the war.

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Do Now!

Do Now!. Create a web brainstorming everything you know about WWI. Chapter 19 Section 1. The Great War. World War I (1914-1918). WWI Continued. AKA The Great War War to End All Wars Global Conflict (mostly Europe)

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Imperialism

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Objectives

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World War 1 (cliff notes)

World War 1 (cliff notes). President during ww1. Woodrow Wilson Moral Diplomacy settling differences with talking not war. Pg 566 in book. Look at map. What is happening in Europe? Nationalism brought roots of rivalry in Europe. Nationalism.

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The 7 Steps That Lead to WWI

The 7 Steps That Lead to WWI. A Serbian Nationalist killed the Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria-Hungry and his wife. Austria declared war on Serbia. 3. Germany supported Austria 4. Russia supported Serbia. 5. Germany declared war on Russia 6. Germany declared war on France

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