APEH: World War I

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APEH World War I
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People to Know WW I
Impact of WW I
Global Issues
League of Nations and Assorted Questions
Alliance Systems
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• On June 28, 1914 this man was assassinated along
  with his wife by a Bosnian nationalist.

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• Who is Archduke Franz Ferdinand?

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• I was the former chief of the German General
  Staff who planned Germany's war effort against
  France by a rapid invasion through Belgium.

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• Who is Alfred von Schlieffen?

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• I assassinated the heir to the Austro-Hungarian
  throne on June 28, 1914.

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• Who is Gavrilo Princip?

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• As British Under-Secretary of the Admiralty, I
  authorized an attack on Turkey which was such a
  disaster that it almost cost me my entire
  political career.

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• Who is Winston Churchill?

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• After being invaded twice, in 1870 and 1914, I
  wanted to ensure that Germany would never again
  be a threat to my country.

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• Who is Georges Clemenceau?

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• This alliance of late 19th Century European
  countries included Germany and Austria.

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• What is the Triple Alliance?

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• The blank check given by this German leader
  provided clear assurance of German military
  support for Austria-Hungary against Serbia.

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• Who is Kaiser Wilhelm II (William II)?

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• This early 20th Century alliance included the
  European countries of France, Great Britain and
  Russia.

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• What is the Triple Entente?

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• In 1914 Austia-Hungary declared war against this
  nation knowing that it risked setting off a
  larger European conflict.

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• What is Serbia?

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• This contained the war-guilt clause blaming
  Germany for WW I

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• What is the Article 231?

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• This pre-World War I power still remained, but
  was shrunken and broken up into independent
  countries such as Rumania and Czechoslovakia,
  after World War I.

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• What is Austria-Hungary?

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• To justify Germany's obligation to pay, the
  Allies included this clause during the Paris
  Peace Conference in 1919 where Germany accepted
  the sole responsibility for causing World War I.

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• What is war-guilt?

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• This organization was created in 1919 during the
  Paris Peace Conference. It's major purpose was to
  protect the world against the threat of war.

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• What is the League of Nations?

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• The most visible effect of WW I on European
  society was the end to this.

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• What is unemployment?

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• The fundamental difference between what Woodrow
  Wilson expected from the Versailles Treaty and
  what the Allies wanted was this.

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• What is Wilson wanted peace that wouldnt lead to
  another war the Allies wanted revenge?

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• The Austrian annexation of Bosnia in 1908
  threatened the nationalist aspirations of this
  country.

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• What is Serbia?

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• This crisis resulted in the humiliation of Russia
  Serbia, which encouraged them to more reckless
  and belligerent actions in the future.

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• What is the Balkan Crisis?

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• Kaiser Wilhelm dismissed this man, paving the way
  for an alliance between France and Russia during
  WW I.

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• Who is Otto von Bismarck?

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• On the eve of the outbreak of war in Europe in
  1914, this man attempted to engage Nicholas II in
  a diplomatic dialogue to avoid war if at all
  possible.

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• Who is William II of Germany (Kaiser Wilhelm II)?

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• British promises and assistance to Arabs fighting
  in the Middle East were designed to do this.

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• What is help the Allied war effort by denying
  Arab support to Turkey?

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• According to this provision of the League of
  Nations, colonial rulers were accountable for the
  well-being of the inhabitants, with the ultimate
  goal of teaching them how to rule themselves.

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• What is the mandate system?

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• These weaknesses of the League of Nations sealed
  its doom.

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• What are ____?
• No effective military force
• No control of major conflicts
• No progress in disarmament

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• The social significance of women working in
  factories during World War I, which provided a
  vital contribution to the war effort helped
  demonstrate this.

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• What is the liberation of women from narrow
  social roles?

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• nations resorted to all of the following to break
  this deadlock
• the use of tanks
• widespread use of poison gas
• artillery barrages
• unrestricted submarine warfare

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• What is trench warfare?

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• The British won a major propaganda victory at the
  start of the First World War because of this.

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• What are German atrocities in Belgium?

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• DailyDouble

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• FinalJeopardy

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• This plan indicated that German General Staff
  anticipated a war on two fronts.

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• What is the Schlieffen Plan?

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World War I Review
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World War I APEH Review
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APEH World War I
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