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Ch 21WORLD WAR 1
WHAT WERE THE CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF
WORLD WAR 1?
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Bullet Points pg. 729 Read pgs. 706-711
Chapter 21 Sec 1
I can understand the causes of World War 1
Ch 21 Sec 1The Road to War
CAUSES
1. IMPERIALISM leads to MILITARISM
2. NATIONALISM3. ALLIANCE SYSTEM4. GERMAN SUBMARINE
WARFARE
IMPERIALISM
•Nations expanding overseas holdings
MILITARISM
• Glorifying the military
• Military rulers gain power
NATIONALISM
• Pride in one’s nation or ethnic group
• People in SE Europe trying to break free from Austria-Hungary
• Encouraged by Russians
ALLIANCE SYSTEM
• Agreements to help someone if attacked
1. Germany & Austria-Hungary
2. Britain & France & Russia
And the war is on• Serbian shoots next in line to Austria-Hungary throne (Archduke Ferdinand)
• AH declares war on Serbia• Russia mobilizes army• Germany declares war on Russia &
France• Germany invades neutral Belgium• England declares war on Germany
Stalemate
• Both sides hoped for quick victory
• Germans advance in west to within 30 mi of Paris
• Developed into trench warfare
Technology
• Airplanes
• Machine guns
• Artillery
• Poison Gas
• Tanks
Airplanes
Machine guns
Artillery
Poison Gas
Tanks
American Neutrality• Pres. Wilson tries to keep U.S. out
of war• German & Irish immigrants
supported Germany• British, Slavic, Italians supported
Allies• Each had propaganda
Supplies
• Americans could sell to anyone
• Most sales to Allies
Supplies
• British blockade of Germany
Lusitania
•Germany could not stop blockade•Used U-boats to stop supplies to Britain
Lusitania
•May 7, 1915. Germany sank Lusitania
•Wilson still keeps U.S. out of war (1916)
Zimmerman Telegram
• Germany tries to get Mexico to attack U.S. (Feb. 1917)
• Germany sinks U.S. merchant ships
• Americans angry
Russian Revolution• March 1917 - Russian
revolutionaries tired of war, death, food shortages
• Overthrew Czar and murdered Czar and family
• Vowed to stay out of war• Made it easy for Wilson to ask for
war – April 1917
36 countries, 65 mil soldiers – 9.7 mil military dead – 6.8 mil civilians dead
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Bullet Points pg. 729 Read pgs. 712-717
Ch 21 Sec 2Supporting the War Effort
• I can understand the steps the U.S. government took to prepare the nation for war
Build the Military• Large Navy
• Small Army 125,000
soldiers
• Nation had to mobilize
Selective Service
• Not enough volunteers• Congress passed Selective
Service Act• Men ages 21 – 30 had to
register• Total, 4 mil served
Women
• 30,000 women volunteered
• Most in Army and Navy as nurses
• Some did clerical work for Navy and Marines
• First women officers
Women, divided opinion
OPPOSED
• JANE Addams
( Hull House)
• Jeannette Rankin
SUPPORT
• Carrie Chapman Catt
Diversity
• 20% born in foreign countries
• Native Americans
• 380,000 blacks
• Supported by W.E.B. Dubois
Discrimination
• Most blacks in service units
Loading and unloading ships
Cooks
Construction
Fighting• Some African Americans fought under
French command• Harlem Hell Fighters earned Croix de
Guerre
Education
• 25% of soldiers did not know how to read or write (illiterate)
• Many did not know about
1. Daily meals
2. Regular bathing
3. Indoor plumbing
Food Supplies• Soldiers need food• Established the,
“Food Administration”
1. Wheatless Mondays
2. Meatless Tuesdays
3. Victory gardens
War Industries Board
• Military also needs supplies ie: 2 mil rifles and 130 mil pairs of socks
• Fuel shortages during cold winter• WIB set up rules and told industries1. What they could produce2. How much to produce
Tin - toys
Workers• With men gone, who
took over?
WOMEN!• Many African
Americans moved from south to northern factory jobs
Patriotism
• Committee on Public information – Propoganda
• 4 minute men – 75,000 men learned 4 minute propaganda speeches
• Artists drew cartoons
• Liberty bonds
Dissent
• Espionage Act of 1917• Sedition Act of 19181. Crime to express anti-war views2. Newspapers closed. Eugene V. Debs –
Socialist Party Presidential candidate – Jailed
3. American Protective League – tapped phones, opened mail, view medical records
Anti-German Hysteria
• German Americans harassed
• Tarred and feathered
• Schools stop teaching German
• American churches stop preaching in German
• Sauerkraut = Liberty cabbage
• German measles = Liberty measles
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Bullet Points pg. 729 Read pgs. 718-722
Ch 21 Sec 3Americans at War
• I can understand how the arrival of American troops in Europe affected the course of the war
Allied Shipping
• German unterseeboot =
• SUBMARINE or U-BOAT
• Feb – April 1917 – sank 814 Allied supply ships
• Developed convoy system
• Reduced losses
A.E.F.
• American Expeditionary Force• Command by Gen. John J.
Pershing• American troops to fight together
Americans want own victory• Unprepared Americans arrive in
Europe, June, 1917
Fighting• Some African Americans fought under
French command• Harlem Hell Fighters earned Croix de
Guerre
A German Push
• Russia out of war
• Germans put troops on Western Front (40 divisions) 400,000 men
• March 21, 1918 – German push
Attack
• Pershing offered troops to French
• Took 2 months
• Germans broke through lines
• Got within 50 miles of Paris - Chateau Thierry
Counter Attack• Counter attack in Belleau Wood• German fortified• 3 weeks fighting• U.S. Marines take heavy casualties• Germans lost 800,000 men• Germans continued offensive• Both sides meet at Battle of the Marne
Argonne Forest
• Germans low on supplies
• Weakened by flu
• Sept. 1918 line from North Sea to Verdun
• Americans on right
• 1 mil U.S. soldiers attack between Meuse and Argonne Forest
• By early fall Germans beat
Armistice
•Germans out of soldiers and supplies
Armistice
•11:00 AM
•11th day
•11th month
Cost
• 10 million military dead
• Millions disabled
• Millions of civilians dead
• Disease, starvation
• Northern France in ruins
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Bullet Points pg. 729 Read pgs. 723-727
Ch 21 Sec 4Shaping the Peace
• I can understand how the Treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations disappointed President Wilson
Ch 21 Sec 4Shaping the Peace – 14 Points
• Pres. Wilson had a plan called “the fourteen Points.”
1. No secret alliances
2. Freedom of the seas
3. Free trade
4. Reduce military
5. Settle colonial claims
14 Points
6 – 13 dealt with self rule (determination)
14 – League of Nations
League of Nations
• Congress does not approve 14 points
• U.S. does not join League of Nations
• Without U.S. power, League does little good
Versailles Agreement• European winners
wanted to punish Germany
• Got what they wanted
1. Germany loses land
Versailles Agreement
2. Gives up colonies
3. Pay reparations (damages)
4. Limited military
New Countries
1. Austria
2. Czechoslovakia
3. Hungary
4. Yugoslavia
5. Turkey
6. Poland becomes free
World Problems - Pandemic
• 1918 – 1919, world wide flu epidemic
• 500,000 dead in U.S.
• More dead world wide than from WWI
World ProblemsLabor Unrest
• Returning soldiers wanted jobs
• Factories closing
• High unemployment
• Labor strikes
World Problems – Red Scare• Remember Russia?• Communists took over
COMMUNISM• Government owns everything• 1 political party• Everyone gets what they need and
contributes to others
Vladimir Lenin
World Problems – Red Scare
• Called for workers revolution
• Scared U.S. citizens
• Suspected radicals deported