Day 6: WW1 and the Aftermath Flashcards
What is Patriotism?
Patriotism is the act of being patriotic or showing respect to one’s country. Patriotism is a lesser version of nationalism, in which things can get violent, while in patriotism, violence is not very common.
What is Nationalism?
Nationalism is the act of being extremely patriotic, and therefore can go to drastic measures for “protecting one’s country”. Violent actions from Nationalists are not uncommon.
What was the Treaty of Versailles?
The Treaty of Versailles was a treaty made by the Allies and sign by some German representatives that made Germany take all the blame for the devious, disastrous events that occured in WWI. It also made them pay the entire war cost for everyone who participated in the war, and it also split off some land in Germany to give to the Allies. This treaty was very unfair and it harmed Germany a lot. Later, this treaty would backfire and would be a leading factor into causing WWII to happen.
What was World War 1?
World War 1 was, at the time, the most significant war of history. Because of this, this war was also nicknamed the Great War and the War to End All Wars. World War 1 had the involvement of over 100 countries. Fighting during the war happened mostly in Europe, although many countries in South America and Africa also participated in the war.
