World War I

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World War I

• Standard WHII.9 The student will demonstrate
  knowledge of the worldwide impact of World War I
  by
• Explaining economic and political causes, major
  events, and identifying major leaders of the war,
  with emphasis on Woodrow Wilson and Kaiser
  Wilhelm II
• Explaining the outcomes and global effects of the
  war and the Treaty of Versailles
• Citing causes and consequences of the Russian
  Revolution

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Causes of World War I

• Nationalism
• Imperialism
• Militarism
• Alliances
• The Triple Alliance
• The Triple Entente
• Russia Pan Slavism

Illustration from Neil Demarco's The Great War
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The Keg Explodes

• June 28, 1914
• Franz Ferdinand Gavrilo Princip
• Kaiser Wilhelm IIs Blank Check
• The Ultimatum
• No Propaganda
• No Teachers
• No Officials
• No Fair Trial
• Mobilization
• Serbia Austria
• Russia Germany

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KABOOM!!!

• Britain and Belgium
• Picking Sides
• Japan
• Italy
• Ottoman Empire

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Round 1

• The Belligerents
• Central
• Allied
• The Industrialized War
• Machine Guns
• Trench Warfare
• Tanks
• U-boats
• Propaganda

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The US and the Great War

• Woodrow Wilson
• Unrestricted Sub warfare
• Zimmerman Telegram
• British Propaganda
• Declaration of War, April 6, 1917
• Wilsons 14 Points

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Woodrow Wilson
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The Russian Revolution

• Peter the Great and Catherine the Great?
• The Revolution of 1905
• WWI
• The Russian Army
• Nicholas II
• The Petrograd Soviet
• Mensheviks v/s Bolsheviks

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Peace, Land and Bread

• V. I. Lenin
• The October Revolution
• Brest-Litovsk 3/1918
• Red v/s White
• U.S.S.R.

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An Ending to the Violence

• Here come the Americans
• Fall 1918
• On the 11th Day at the 11th Hour
• The GREAT War
• Peace of Justice v/s Peace of Vengeance

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The Dawn of a New Era

• The Treaty of Versailles
• Sole Responsibility
• War Reparations
• Redrawing the Map
• Austria and Hungary
• Bulgaria
• The Middle East
• I cant get no

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The Interwar Years 1919-1935

• WH.II. 10 The student will demonstrate knowledge
  of political, economic, social, and cultural
  developments during the Interwar Period by
• describing the league of Nations and the mandate
  system
• citing causes and assessing the impact of
  worldwide depression in the 1930s
• examining events related to the rise, aggression,
  and human costs of dictatorial regimes in the
  Soviet Union, Germany, Italy, and Japan, and
  identifying their major leaders, i.e. Joseph
  Stalin, Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini, Hirohito,
  and Hideki Tojo.

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The League of Nations

• Cooperation
• Keeping the Peace
• The Rest of the World
• Mandates
• Economic Sanctions
• American Individualism
• Where do we go from Here?