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| Serbian man who shot and killed Archduke Ferdinand and his wife |
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Woodrow Wilson (28th President of the United States) David Lloyd George (PM of Great Britain) George Clemenceau (PM of France) Powers behind the Treaty of Versailles |
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Treaty ending WWI signed at the Palace of Versailles (France) Germany was not invited |
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Great Britain Russia France Italy Japan United States (not until 1917) and many smaller countries |
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Austria-Hungary Germany Ottoman Empire Bulgaria |
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Great Britain Russia France |
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Austria-Hungary Germany Italy |
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| belief in a strong military to protect your country |
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| strong sense of pride in your country (nation) |
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One nation's authority and dominance over another "Empire building" |
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| An OFFICIAL agreement between countries |
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Group of nations formed after WW I to solve disputes suggested by Wilson (US) but the US never joined |
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Why did the League of Nations fail? |
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Could not enforce rulings United States did not join |
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| system of governing colonies of defeated powers |
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| What SINGLE event is said to cause WW I? |
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| The assassination of Archduke Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary |
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What was the importance of the Battle of the Somme? |
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| WW I battle where tanks were first used |
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What was the importance of the Battle of Ypres? |
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| WW I battle where poison gas was first used (by the Germans) |
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| military strategy of digging miles of trenches to fight from |
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| Germany's problems with the Treaty of Versailles |
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They were the only Central Power punished for the war Their military was greatly restricted They lost all their colonies They had to pay millions in reparations |
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