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love of ones country rather than ones native region |
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Glorification of armed strength |
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To prepare an army for war |
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Alliance between Germany Austria and Russia, for nuetrality if gone to war. |
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Germany, Austria , Hungary |
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Reinsurance Treaty of 1887 |
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Ended rivalry between A-H, and Russia, Both again promised to be nuetral |
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Alliance between France Gb and Russia |
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Provinces Serbia wanted, where Ferdinand and his wife are assasinated |
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Nationalist movement that pressed for the political and cultural unity of all slaves under russian leadership |
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Straites between the black sea and the med. |
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Germany began enlarging its navy |
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asia,russia and gb became allies |
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Balkan "powder king" began |
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A-H declared war on serbia |
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Germany declared war on Russia |
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Great powers of Europe Guearenteed its nuetrality |
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German soldiers marched into Belgium, Gb, declared war on Germany |
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Italy entered the war on Germany |
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Archduke Francis Ferdinand |
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Heir to the throne of A-H , his assasination started WWI |
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memeber of the black hand,serbian nationalist group, assasinated archduke |
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WWI consist of what 4 things |
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Nationalism, Imperialism, Militarism, And Systems of Alliance |
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Germany, Austria,Hungary, Bulgoria,&& the ottoman empire |
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GB, France, Russia, and their partners |
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Switzerland,Italy, Netherlands,Norway, Sweden, Spain |
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German strategy for fighting the war on two fronts. Basis of the plan was to defeat france in 6 weeks and then concentrate on russia which (it was believed) would be slower to mobilize its army. Result= freanch delayed German advancement && the russians moved faster than epected. Therefore Germany was forced to divide its forces in order to fight both |
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1914,Stopped german advancement and saved paris- Germany however took control of its industrialized areas- results both sides dug into trenches |
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Each side tries to win by making each side run out of soldiers, Results= Huge casualties on both sides, Neither sides got an advantage and both had hage losses with trenches from Switz- To English Channel-(2000 miles) |
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Diversion to force German troops to move east, Humiliating for russia, lost half its armed forces and 90,000 taken prisoner.(Germans lost less than 15,000) So they forced the Russians to retreat |
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1915, Allies attack to capture Constantinople and force them out of war. Get supplies for desperate russia, defended by british and french, planned by sea of navy,churchhill, forced to retreat |
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Longest and Bloddiest war. 1916,
+75,000 french and german soldiers killed and line only moved 10 miles |
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war materialssupplied by a nuetral nation to a belligerant one |
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brutal acts against defenseless civilians |
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most famous flying ace,german, shot down 80 aircraft. |
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U.S president , warned Germany that the U. S would not tolerate another submarine attack |
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High Official in the German Foreign Ministry, sent telegram to mexico which was discovered by Britain and decoded and sent to the U.S |
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1916, Equal to battle of verdun, british introduce new weapon, the tank |
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1916, only major naval battle of the war,
inconclusive, both sides claim glory
German navy remained in port for the remainder of the year |
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brittish passenger liner Lustiana was sank |
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U.S declared war on Germany, |
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