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  WORLD WAR I
By Henry Nonack, Renee Tallman, and Janice
Uricchio
(Russia Atlas Maps, n.d)
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Reasons for Entering the War

• The Russians orriginally joined due to the fact
  that they had treaties with Serbia and France,
  and were therefore forced to defend Serbia and
  France (The Causes of World, n.d.).
•  Russia also wanted to defend their trade ports
  in the south, which Germany was going to block
  off with a rail-line.  (McLaughlin, 2011)

(Wiki Double-headed Eagle, n.d.).
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Short Term Effects

• Russia joins the Triple Entente in 1907 along
  Britain and France. (Russia and the First, n.d.).
  
• Many people were now faced with poverty. Families
  were separated as soldiers went off to fight in
  the war. People were injured and many soldiers
  died.
• Russia lost a total of 1,700,000 soldiers during
  World War One.  (Military Casualties of World,
  n.d.).

(The Road to War, n.d.).
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Long Term Effects

• 1,700,000 military casualties (Military
  Casualties Of World War One. nd.)
•  Russia became a communist country after the
  communist revolution while the Tsar was away
  during the war.
•          (Union of Soviet, 2011).

http//www.time.com/time/photogallery/0,29307,1681
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(Google Image Result, n.d.).
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Long Term Effects (Continued)

• Tsar Nicolas was overtrown in 1917 and executed,
  along with his family, in 1918.         
  (Encyclopædia Britannica, 2011).

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("The Assassination of Tsar," n.d.).
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Themes of Global Studies

• Utopia and Terror
•  The black hand assassinated Franz Ferdinand to
  bring their country closer to a better place.
  This sparked the war, which brought terror to
  Russia and the other countries involved.
• Rise of Mass Society
•  The black hand was forcefully demanding rights
  and change in their country, which is why they
  assainated Franz Ferdinand.
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• (Janice's Brain, 2011)
• (http//www.freewebs.com/blackhandgangbhg/aboutbla
  ckhandgang.htm)

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• Global Interrelatedness
•  Throughout the World War, the entire world
  became involved through the Alliances. Russia
  became involved because of Serbia and then Russia
  brought in France
• Identity and Difference
• War changed people's lifestyle. Their normal
  lifestyle was changed to a more militaristic
  lifestyle. Family members left to war and the
  ones left behind encountered propaganda and war
  protests.
• Technology vs. Nature
• New technologies were created for the army and
  navy. They began to use newly created machine
  guns, tanks and airplanes. The war also did a
  great damage on surrounding nature.(http//www.lis
  tphile.com/Propaganda_Poster_Collection  
•                    _Online/UK_WWI_Propaganda_Poste
  rs)
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Works Cited

• The Causes of World War One. (n.d.). Retrieved
  from http//www.firstworldwar.com/?origins/?causes
  .htm
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• Encyclopædia Britannica. (2011). Tsar. Retrieved
  March 11, 2011, from Britannica website
  http//school.eb.com/?eb/?article-9073593
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• Google Immage Result (Communist Russian Flag).
  (n.d.). Retrieved from http//www.google.com/?imgr
  es?imgurlhttps//shop2.mailordercentral.com/?pinn
  aclepeaktrading/?images/?236w.jpgimgrefurlhttp/
  /movies-larsdariusaustin.blogspot.com/?2011/?03/?u
  ssr-communist-flag.htmlusg__h-Y-bFu7V7cM4K9eRz8P
  sn-B9VUh281w450sz6hlenstart40sig2nnAv
  d4hVjXbmFvDb7M7rPwzoom1tbnid
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  eipendingprev/?images3Fq3Dcommunist2Brussia
  n2Bflag26um3D126hl3Den26safe3Dactive26rlz
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  5126tbs3Disch102C776um1itbs1iacthcvpx7
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  3ndsp22ved1t429,r4,s40biw1259bih551
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• Military Casualties of World War One. (n.d.).
  Retrieved from http//www.firstworldwar.com/?featu
  res/?casualties.htm
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• The Road To War The Triple Entente Map.
  (n.d.). Retrieved from BBC - schools database.
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• Russia and the First World War. (n.d.). Retrieved
  March 9, 2011, from http//www.spartacus.schoolnet
  .co.uk/?RUSfww.htm database.
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Works Cited Continued Russia Atlas Maps and
Online Resources. (n.d.). Retrieved from
http//www.infoplease.com/?atlas/?country/?russia.
html Union of Soviet Socialist Republics .
(2011). Retrieved March 11, 2011, from
Encyclopædia Britannica website
http//school.eb.com/?eb/?article-9105999 Wiki
Double-headed Eagle. (n.d.). Retrieved from
http//wapedia.mobi/?en/?Double-headed_eagle World
War I. (2011). Retrieved March 8, 2011, from
Britannica database.  
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