'Great britain declares war' diaporamas de présentation

WORLD WAR ONE

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The First World War

CHAPTER. The First World War. 19. Overview. Time Lines. 1. World War I Begins. SECTION. 2. American Power Tips the Balance. SECTION. 3. The War at Home. SECTION. 4. Wilson Fights for Peace. SECTION. Chapter Assessment. Transparencies. Women in America. THEMES IN CHAPTER 19.

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WORLD WAR ONE

WORLD WAR ONE. World War I. REASONS FOR WAR. 1. MILITARISM or aggressive preparation for war grows. Mili leaders develop war plans & stock supplies. Refuse to change plans for anything & were basis for all decisions. Drafted men. Armies double in size by 1914. REASONS FOR WAR.

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The Great War

The Great War. Nationalism. By 1900 The Ottoman Empire, which included the Baltics was in decline. Bulgaria, Greece, Montenegro, Roman, and Serbia established their own nations. Serbs desire a unified independent Serbia.

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The US and World War I

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The Path to World War I

The Path to World War I. Traditional European Rules of War. A country must declare war before attacking another country. Each side must wear uniforms or identify themselves to each other before attacking. Soldiers wearing an enemy uniform will be shot as a spy.

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The First World War

CHAPTER. The First World War. 19. Overview. Time Lines. 1. World War I Begins. SECTION. 2. American Power Tips the Balance. SECTION. 3. The War at Home. SECTION. 4. Wilson Fights for Peace. SECTION. Chapter Assessment. Transparencies. Women in America. THEMES IN CHAPTER 19.

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1914-1919 The World at War

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WORLD WAR I

WORLD WAR I. IMMEDIATE CAUSE OF WWI. June 28, 1914 - Archduke Francis Ferdinand (heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne) and his wife Sophia were assassinated in Sarajevo by a Serbian nationalist who was a member of the terrorist group Black Hand

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Europe Plunges Into War

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