WORLD WAR I

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WORLD WAR I

• PREPARED BY MRS. PHILPOTTS 3rd PERIOD SOCIAL
  STUDIES CLASS 2002-2003

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MEMBERS OF THE TRIPLE ENTETE
FRANCE RUSSIA GREAT BRITIAN
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MEMBERS OF THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE
GERMANY AUSTRIA-HUNGARY ITALY
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ARCH DUKE FERDINAND

• The assassination of arch Duke Ferdinand and his
  wife led to World War I

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BALANCE OF POWER

• A Balance of Power prevents one country from
  dominating another.

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Battle of the Marne

• THE BATTLE OF MARNE MADE IT CLEAR THAT NEITHER
  SIDE WAS CAPABLE OF WINNING THE WAR.

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Section 2Road to War

• Asmar Moore
• Grace Floyd
• Natavious Jackson
• Briana Wilson
• LaShay Briscoe

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Section 2Americas Road to WarJeanette Rankin

• Jeanette Rankin was the first woman to serve in
  congress.
• Jeanette Rankin voted against World War I and
  World War II
• She was considered to be a peace advocate

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Section 2Americas Road to WarJeanette Rankin

• The First woman to serve in Congress.
• Became the legislative secretary of the National
  American Womans Suffrage Association

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Weapons of WarSubmarines

• German U boats were called submarines

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Submarines in World War I
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Sinking of the LusitaniaA Passenger Ship

• The Lusitania was sunk by the Germans
• With the sinking of the Lusitania Germany agreed
  to warn neutral ships and passenger vessels
  before attacking

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Propaganda

• To gain support of the Americans, both the Allies
  and the Central Powers used Propaganda

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The Zimmerman Telegram

• The Zimmerman telegram was intercepted by the
  British government, which caused Americans to
  react angrily to the Germans

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Henry Johnson

• Henry Johnson was the first American to receive
  the French Croix de Guerre for bravery.
• He was an African American

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Woodrow WilsonUnited States President

• Woodrow Wilson claimed that the Allies were
  fighting a war of democracy against autocracy

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Charles Evans Hughes

• He was the 1916 Republican Presidential Candidate

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The Democrats Slogan

• HE KEPT US OUT OF WAR

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Section 3-Americans Join the Allies

• Presented By
• Santiago Amezquita
• Samantha Carlisle
• Sierra Hicks
• Jake Key
• Gabe Sadetsky
• Megan Turley

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Americans Join the Allies

• Convoys of Navy Destroyers Escorted Merchant
  Ships.
• The Bolsheviks Were A Group of Communists.

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Americans Join the Allies

• John J. Pershing Led the American Expeditionary
  Force.
• Armistice Is An Agreement To End Fighting.

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Americans Join the Allies

• The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk was signed in 1918.
• Vladimir Lenin Was the Leader of the Bolsheviks.

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Americans Join the Allies

• The AEF (American Expeditionary Force) Saw its
  First Serious Fighting in June 1918, When It
  Helped Turn Back A German Offensive At
  Chateau-Thierry.
• After the Battle of Argonne Forrest, Germans Were
  Faced With An Invasion of Their Own Country.

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Americans Join the Allies

• Germanys New Leaders Signed the Armistice.
• With the Signing of the Armistice, Germany Agreed
  to Withdraw All Forces West of the Rhine River.

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SECTION 4THE WAR AT HOME

• Bradley Fuller
• Erin Ledford
• Kasi Oliver
• Amanda Patterson
• Jared Meigs

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The War At HomeOpposition to the War

• Pacifists are people who opposed the use of
  violence.
• The Sabatoge Act was one of the laws the United
  States government used to stifle opposition to
  the war

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The War At HomeHow Americans Helped At Home

• Liberty Bonds helped pay for the war.
• Herbert Hoover helped the Food Administration.
• Victory Gardens helped in the conservation of
  food.

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The War At HomeGetting Ready For War

• Bernard Barch Headed the War Industries Board
• Mobilization is he gathering of resources in
  preparation for war.

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The War At HomeThe Great Migration

• From 1914 to 1920 when about 500,000 African
  Americans left the South and moved to the North,
  the migration was called The Great Migration

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GEORGE CREEL

• George Creel (1876-1953) headed the U.S.
  propaganda effort during World War One.
• Wilson's Committee on Public Information (CPI) in
  1917

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Section 5Searching For Peace

• Cierro Kennedy
• Jamie Shultz
• Andrew Smith
• Nabrawski Spratling
• Jessica Walls

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Woodrow WilsonUnited States President

• Fourteen Points was Woodrow Wilsons Peace Plan
• The final point was considered the most important
  concerned the creation of a league of nations

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Treaty of Versailles

• Woodrow Wilson was a supporter of this treaty.
• Contains 440 articles
• The United States never signed the Treaty of
  Versailles.
• President Wilson went on a national speaking tour
  to rally support of this treaty.

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Prime Minister of Great Britian

• David Lloyd George

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Henry Cabot Lodge

• Opponent of the Treaty of Versailles

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PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE

• Members of the Paris Peace Conference were
• Great Britain
• France
• Italy

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CARVED UP COUNTRIES OF THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES

• Austria
• Hungary
• Russian Empire

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THE END OF WORLD WAR I PRESENTATION PREPARED
BY MRS.PHILPOTTS 3rd PERIOD SOCIAL STUDIES CLASS
2003-2003 SCHOOL YEAR