The document summarizes several key causes of World War 1, including alliances, nationalism, militarism, and imperialism. It then discusses some experiences of the war like trench warfare and America's entry into the war in 1917. It concludes with summaries of the Treaty of Versailles, which split up countries and imposed penalties on Germany.

1. WELCOME World War I

2. Causes of WWI

3. Alliances -Forming partnerships with other countries A cause of World War I was alliances throughout the world. It started as a small conflict between 2 countries, but because of alliances, other countries had to go and help each other out. Country after country entered the war due to an obligation made in the past. Causes of WWI

4. Nationalism -Pride in ones country Nationalism in the two conflicting countries was a cause of the first World War. The people and the leaders of the countries were prideful thinking their country was better than the other creating more conflict. Causes of WWI

5. Militarism -Building up of a countries military When countries build up their militaries, the neighboring countries start to get nervous. Then those countries begin to build up militaries as well expecting an invasion. After a lot of tension between the two countries one will eventually attack the other. Causes of WWI

6. Imperialism - Competing for other colonies Empires where always looking to expand. Competition between other countries for land begin as small political disputes, and sometimes end in a war. EX: England, Africa, Bosnia Causes of WWI

7. In the trenches After a battle WWI pictures

8. After a battle WWI pictures

9. In the trenches WWI pictures

11. Military Alliances

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13. Militaries being built up, was a major reason for WWI. When a country would build up the military surrounding colonies got nervous. Reasons for making armies larger was: 1: protection for small colonies 2: peer pressure -countries used mandatory drafts to accomplish this -Russia had the largest army, Germany had the best trained men, and Britan had the largest navy. MILITARISM

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17. Nationalism -Pride in ones country Nationalism in the two conflicting countries was a cause of the first World War. The people and the leaders of the countries were prideful thinking their country was better than the other creating more conflict. Archduke Franz Ferdinand, was assassinated due to Bosnia’s anger with him and his leadership.

19. USA in WWI

21. A diagram of trench warfare Trench Warfare

22. Soldiers miserable in the trenches Trench Warfare

23. Combat In the trenches Trench Warfare

24. Trench foot was the cause of wet conditions over a long period of time The feet of soldiers would begin to decompose, attracting rats along with it Trench Warfare

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27. Treaty of Versallies

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