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1914-1918
 Militarism
 Alliance system
 Imperialism
 Nationalism
 Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
 Following this event Germany offered Austria-
Hungary a “blank check”
 Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia
 Because of alliance Russia declares war on Austria-
Hungary and Germany declares war on Russia.
 Begins in August 1914
 Players
 Central Powers: Serbia, France, England, Russia.
Italy, and U.S (1917)
 Triple Entente(Allied): Austria-Hungary, Germany,
Bulgaria, Ottoman Empire(Turkey)
 Plans
 Germany
 Schlieffen Plan
 Stalemate and Slaughter(1915)
 Causalities on the Western Front:
 France: 1.2 Million
 Germany: 612,000
 England: 279,000
 In 1915 no sides gained more than three miles of
territory
 Trench warfare
 “over the top” Charges
 Neutral Rights
 We will engage with commerce with who ever we
want and we are NEUTRAL!
 We eventually become one-sided, siding with England
 Why we join the war
 Sinking of the Lusitania
 Sussex Pledge: Germany said they would not sink boats
 America said that was an infraction of neutral rights
and that there should be freedom of the seas
 Zimmerman Telegraph
 Between Germany and Mexico telling them to attack
America
 With America joining the war so late, what
impact could they possibly have?
 Which of the two cause discussed in class do
you think had the biggest impact on America
decision to join the war?

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World war one

  • 2.  Militarism  Alliance system  Imperialism  Nationalism
  • 3.  Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand  Following this event Germany offered Austria- Hungary a “blank check”  Austria-Hungary declares war on Serbia  Because of alliance Russia declares war on Austria- Hungary and Germany declares war on Russia.  Begins in August 1914
  • 4.  Players  Central Powers: Serbia, France, England, Russia. Italy, and U.S (1917)  Triple Entente(Allied): Austria-Hungary, Germany, Bulgaria, Ottoman Empire(Turkey)  Plans  Germany  Schlieffen Plan
  • 5.  Stalemate and Slaughter(1915)  Causalities on the Western Front:  France: 1.2 Million  Germany: 612,000  England: 279,000  In 1915 no sides gained more than three miles of territory  Trench warfare  “over the top” Charges
  • 6.  Neutral Rights  We will engage with commerce with who ever we want and we are NEUTRAL!  We eventually become one-sided, siding with England
  • 7.  Why we join the war  Sinking of the Lusitania  Sussex Pledge: Germany said they would not sink boats  America said that was an infraction of neutral rights and that there should be freedom of the seas  Zimmerman Telegraph  Between Germany and Mexico telling them to attack America
  • 8.  With America joining the war so late, what impact could they possibly have?  Which of the two cause discussed in class do you think had the biggest impact on America decision to join the war?