Great War Geography - No Animations
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Western Europe in 1914 consisted mainly of Germany, France, UK, with Eastern Europe divided among four empires. World War 1 began in 1914 after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, by Serbian terrorists. The war ended in 1918 with the Treaty of Versailles that reduced Germany territorially and financially and led to the redrawing of boundaries based on language and ethnicity. The post-war Mandate system formally placed former Ottoman and German colonies under Western control as independent nations emerged, fueling nationalism in Germany and Turkey who lost significant land and sovereignty.
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- 1. Melanie Archipley, Joy Dafoe, Ariel Nolte Western Civilizations Period 6 April 2012
- 2. In the Beginning I Western Europe similar to modern boundaries Exception of Italy Eastern Europe divided among four empires Second Reich Germany Austria-Hungary Turkish Ottoman Empire Russia
- 3. *Stuff Hits the Fan Franz Ferdinand, heir to Austro-Hungarian throne, assassinated by Serbian terrorists in 1914 War officially begins five weeks later
- 4. Alliances
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- 6. Treaty of Versailles “Big Three” of France, Britain, United States reduced Germany territorially, militarily, financially Wilson pushed to redefine boundaries based on language, individual people groups
- 7. The Mandate System T
- 8. The Mandate System Mandates territories distributed by Western powers In theory: held until independent In practice: European colonies Treaties led to breaking up land, independence of new nations Feelings of bbetrayal
- 9. Nationalism Germany’s split was known as “East Prussia” (via Treaty of Versailles) Both Italy, Germany reunified after splits Turkish Empire lost much land in Europe Nationalism = passion
- 10. In the End I I
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