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WW1 Flashcards

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Serbia v. Austria Hungary

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  • both of them want Bosnia
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Serbia and Russia

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  • have a close link, allies
  • have the same religion: Christian Orthodox
  • Slavic
  • Russia wanted access to the sea, planned to back Serbia in case of any violence
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Who does Austria-Hungary have as an ally?

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Germany

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Who does Serbia have as an ally?

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Russia

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Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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  • Franz about to be leader
  • Franz was hated in Austria-Hungary (thought he was weak)
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Black Hand and Young Bosnia

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  • nationalist group
  • read about the unification of Germany and Italy, wanted to unify Slavs
  • felt that something dramatic was needed to do this
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June 28, 1914: The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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  • in Sarajevo, Bosnia’s capital
  • Franz to walk the city, talk to soldiers
  • Young Bosnian’s and Black Hand line streets
  • Princip, thinking that Franz had already been killed, shoots Ferdinand and accidentally, his wife Queen Sophie
  • the precursor to WWI
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who killed the archduke?

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Gavrilo Princip, a young Bosnian Serb, member of the Black Hand and Young Bosnia

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Why did Austria-Hungary declare war on Serbia?

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  • thought the act was planned by the gov (no evidence), AH sent list of actions for Serbia to follow in order to avoid war declaration, Serbia did not meet all requirements, AH got mad and declared war
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Count Conrad Hotznedorf

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  • Chief of Staff for AH
  • Itching for war, asked to declare war on Serbia 26 times from 1913 - June 1914
  • saw the assassination as a perfect way to start the war
  • still needed Germany’s permission
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Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany and AH

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  • Germany gives a “blank check” to AH
  • Basically do whatever needs to be done to destroy Serbia
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August 1st, 1914: Start of the war

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  • at the boarder of AH and Serbia, cannons positioned into Serbia
  • killed many Serbs
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who does Russia have an alliance with?

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  • Serbia, Russia declares war on AH, Germany declares war on Russia, France declares war on Germany (France had an alliance w Russia)
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Great Britain and agreement with France

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  • Germany attacked Belgium, Belgium had an alliance with France, so when France’s friend Belgium was attacked, GB got involved
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Entente Powers/Allies

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  • France
  • Great Britain
  • Serbia
  • Russia
  • USA (joined in April 1917)
  • Italy (joined in 1915)
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Central Powers

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  • Germany
  • Austria-Hungary
  • Ottoman Empire (joined in 1914)
  • Bulgaria (joined in 1915)
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The Western Front

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  • the area between France and Germany, filled with trenches
  • land where the majority of fighting was done
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Schlieffen Plan

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  • a plan by the central powers
  • take bulk of army, throw it at the French, shock them, take Paris, rush back to the eastern front, take on the Russians
  • failed: Central powers did not have enough man power to take Paris because of the Allied powers strong embarkments surrounding Paris
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use of gasses in WWI

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  • mustard gas, first uses of chemical weapons
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Serbia in WWI

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  • had initial battlefield successes against AH
  • Bulgaria joins the war on the side of central powers, leads to the demise of Serbia
  • Serbian military retreats to Corfu in late 1915
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Austrian atrocities against Serb civilians

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  • had a goal to kill every village
  • crucified citizens
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Serbian exodus

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  • Serbians abandoned their land to protect their citizens
  • Serbian king leads them out of Serbia to Greece
  • a harsh journey
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Ottoman Empire in WWI

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  • the Dardanelles straight was essential for the Allies
  • joined the Central Powers in Oct. 1914
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Gallipoli Landings

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  • Disaster for the Entente
  • tried to take control of the Ottoman Straights
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The CUP and its radicalization

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  • Committee of Union and Progress
  • The Ottoman Empire’s government
  • began to radicalize and looked for threats in the war
  • looked for minorities
  • saw Armenians as the main threat (thought they were siding with Russians
  • led to the Armenian Genocide
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Armenian Genocide

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  • Talaat Pasha, the lead dictator of the CUP
  • orders deportation of Armenians to the Syrian deserts
  • moves them by train, many killed en route
  • first modern genocide
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Anthem of Pacifism

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  • “Dulce Et Decorum Est”
  • originally used by German soldiers to motivate
  • “it is sweet and fitting to die for ones country”
  • reclaims statement, cry for anti violence and war
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Lawrence of Arabia

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  • British promised Arabs, a divided country, a nation state
  • send Lawrence to rally the Arabs
  • becomes very successful
  • kicks the Turks out of the Middle East
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Sykes Picot agreement

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  • Behind Arabs back, the French and British are dividing up the Middle East
  • French got Syria and Lebanon
  • British got Jordan and Iraq
  • Bolsheviks, who are now out of the war, publish this, causing outrage
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Woodrow Wilson and the 14 points

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  • speech delivered by Woodrow Wilson, urging Americans to get involved in the war
    □ “opens covenants of peace, openly arrived at”
    □ “absolute freedom of navigation upon seas”
    □ Self-determination for peoples under (now defunct) empires
    □ “a general association of nations” to be created to ensure “political independence” and “territorial integrity” of all nations (League of Nations)
    □ Make the world safer for democracy, war to end all war
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Versailles Treaty

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○ Georges Clemenceau: prime minister of France
○ Woodrow Wilson: POTUS
○ Germany, and its allies, accept responsibility for the war: war guilt clause
○ Reparations: $33 billions
○ Germany: loses overseas territories; Alsace Lorraine (to France); Rhineland occupied by France; eastern territories to Poland, Polish-corridor
○ Austria-Hungary split into: Austria and Hungary
-Austrians never allowed to join Germany

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League of Nations

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  • a governmental organization developed to maintain peace
  • did much work with refugees after the war
  • U.S. never officially joined

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