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Politics and economy are no bueno in a war(1)(4)
France was persistent to show Germany their dominance. Although the Franco-Prussian war lasted a short time France was headstrong and eventually built up their nationalism against Germany. -
Politics and economy are no bueno in a war(1)
Militarism and ego got in the way of common sense and eventually led to war. Austria and Russian set up an alliance against the Balkin region. Because of the past two Balkin wars the previous allies set up were on a thin wire bound to break. That break would explode into World War 1. -
Russian Revolution (9)
Much of the revolution was the pre-instigator for the world war. Tsar Nicholas had a big part in the way the Russian revolution was formed and maybe even the backbone recipe for the world war. -
disillusionment (18)
In the thick of it all, most of the soldiers moral had fallen on not just one side but both sides of the war. it was caused by lack of food, young soldiers and lack of hope and despair caused by generals -
domestic discontent (3)
As Fascism became more widely known and popular it grew around the world. it was said to be heavily weighted on the right wing of the spectrum. And did not allow freedom or liberty to occur -
Genocide (12)
The first plan of action was to place the Armenians into war with very little fighting power just to kill them. By April 24, 1914, the intellectual and politics Armenian leaders we grouped together then killed -
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Here ye here ye, more propaganda (4)(5)
Many tactics were used to “hype” people up to join the war, one of the techniques used was Glittering Generality’s. It was mostly used in politics but also with war. It made war seem like a heroic thing to go into and a noble act. -
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Theatricals of battle (6) (8)
During the two front war there was a western front that included the French and German lining. The land was about 920 miles that they occupied in which spread from the English Channel to the Alps. because of the major efforts produced by the Germans they were significantly impaired. -
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geography and fighting (8)
During the first battle of the Marne River the French pushed the Germans back to the Aisle River where they held their ground. -
Leaders on each side of TGW (1)(2)(10)(7)
USA meant to stay neutral but entered the war in April 1917 due to Germany getting agitated. Russia joined (August 1914) due to Germany joining and fighting against France. -
Theatricals of battle (7) (8)
The British was predominant of the Navy and launched an advancement that would change the way we go about navy attacks today. It is a type of battleship called the Dreadnought among the seas. -
Leaders on each side of TGW (1)(2)(5)(7)
Austria-Hungry was the first to start World War 1. WW1 officially began on June 28, 1914 after the assignation of the archduke Francis Ferdinand. AH began their mobilization almost immedietly. most civilians were upset because of this. -
Russian revolution (9)
Tsar Nicholas was still in reign during the time of world war. From the previous Russian Revolution, he had "experience". Due to that, he made an influence on others with the use of mass media propaganda techniques. -
Here ye here ye more propaganda (1)(4)
A lot of times you’d see posters promoting men to join the war, one technique, in particular, was testimonial propaganda. It used celebrities of special icons to promote men to join. Some celebrities of that time could have been Babe Ruth or Charlie Chaplin -
Here ye Here ye, more propaganda (4)
Plain folk was used in the sense of posters with normal citizens promoting the war. A famous poster is one of two litte kids talking about having their daddy come home from war alive, but they need your help etc. -
disillusionment (19)
Before going into the war it was thought that the act of deploying along with fighting would be heroic, little did those new soldiers know that they were in for hell. -
Leaders on each side of TGW (1)(2)
Great Britian joined the war August 1914 when Germany attacked France through Belgium. -
Lives cost and spent (11)
In Russia they mobilized 12,000,000 in which 1,700,00 died. Some of the cause was terrible fight training and extremely terrible weapons. -
Lives cost and spent (11)
For Germany there were quite a bit of enlisters but also quite a few that died. 11,000,000 were mobilized and 1,773,000 had been killed -
Lives cost and spent (11)
Surprisingly Montenegro was apart of the war and 50,000 people joined and out of those 50,000 that joined 3,000 died and 7,000 went missing. This event started in 1914 and lasted throughout the war and even after accounting the ones trying to find the missing. -
Lives cost and spent (11)
Colonial people including Rumania joined with a significant amount of people. Rumania joined with 750,000 people. 120,000 were wounded, 335,706 dead and 80,000 went missing. -
Politics and economy are no bueno in a war(2)
Germany decides to invade Belgium on August 4th, 1914. The invasion became known as the Schlieffen Plan -
Lives cost and spent (11)
Most of the war was fought therefore a fair amount of people joined (8,410,000) most were injured instead of killed (4266,000) the number of Italian killed were 1,375,800. This event began in 1914 and lasted throughout the war. -
Influence with painting (20)
Georges S. Painted a picture on August 8th 1914 with the idea of him protecting everyone but standing tall in the firefight. At this point it was only 4 days after war had started and war was still glamorous & glorius -
Major turning points (7)
During the 1st battle of the Marne River allies stopped the German invasion of France, caused all armies to be stuck in trenches for years and ended the Schlieffen Plan. -
Influence with painting (20)
Picasso was a majorly influence with the war and how he painted back then. He has periods of styles he created based on what was going on in the war. -
Here ye Here ye, more propaganda (4)(5)
Much of the propaganda influenced civilians to join the war by idealiscalizing the opposing sides as pests, bugs, or horred objects to make them angry and provoking nationalisitc feelings. -
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Genocide (12)(3)
Violations occurred frequently during 1914-1915. An example of that was the Turks searching the Armenians houses without cause and shot for little to no reason. The kids were sent to concentration camps where they starved to death. -
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Genocide (12)
The final act was based upon revenge. Because of the Armenians handing with the Russian Army the civil population of the Armenians were struggling. -
US and their big guns(10)
American companies continued to ship food, raw materials, and artillery to both the Allies and Central Powers, although trade between the Central Powers and the U.S. was extremely hard due to Britain’s naval blockade -
Major turning points (7)(5)
(7) Many new defenses were brought into light throughout the war including: Poison gas, submarines, machine guns, tanks, airplanes etc. because of this troops were able to advance with heavy artilary. -
disillusionment(18)
More people died from influenza than the war itself. The virus spread more rapidly than the gunfire did. -
Genocide (12)
The leader of the Armenian Genocide was “Young Turk” which resulted in 1 and a half million out of 2 and a half million just in the Ottoman Empire. -
Geography and fighting(8)
The Lusitania (a ship) came into play to send soldiers to the front lines, but sadly sinks. -
The theatricals of battle (6)
Another major aspect of battle came into play when Germany had their first air fight on England -
Russian revolution (9)(3)
In the book and movie, Animal Farm shows just how corrupt the use of propaganda and manipulation by the leaders can be. In the commandments between the animals, they vowed to never be like humans or use human things. over time the use of "hyping" the animals up about how easy their lives could be. They eventually got to the point that they were drinking alcohol. -
disillusionment (19)
Upon getting to the battlefield it was learned that the war wasn't just to win for a specific cause, it was for revenge and hatred toward the other side. the public wouldn't have known before enlisting -
Geography and fighting(8)
The Jutland Battles took place in the seas and was one of the last biggest battleship fights. Due to this Britian lost a lot of there navy in the fight advancing the opposing sides. -
US and their big guns (10)
When American troops were deployed to Mexico they were sent to hunt down Mexican rebel leader Pancho Villa after his raid on Columbus, New Mexico. -
US and their big big guns (10)(14)
In response to American troops going to Mexico, Wilson signed a National Defense Act in June of 1916, enlarging the Army and the National Guard, and in August, the president signed legislation specifically to strengthen the Navy. -
Genocide (12)
The Armenian genocide claimed one and half million of the Armenian descent in the Ottoman Empire -
Outcome with Russia (9)(3)
Food shortages angered the citizens which then led bread riots and strikes. One thing always leads to another. -
Russian Revolution (9)
The decision to stay in the war would prove to cause major problems later on in WW1 -
US and their big guns (10)
In all the war wasn't going anywhere and had gotten pretty boring...until the US joined. once the US joined their sheer force and brutality proved to tip the scales and eventually led to the allies win in the war. -
US and the big guns (10) (14)
On April 2, 1917, Wilson visited with the special joint session of Congress and asked for a declaration of war in order to go against Germany, saying: “The world must be made safe for democracy.” -
Leaders on each side of TGW (2)(7)
The US declared war on Germany on April 9, 1917 which in return stopped the advancement on the German troops. -
The theatricals of battle (6)
Canadian troops decided to take the high ground and in returned put Germany on the low ground AKA the trenches. -
The wants and the needs (13)
For the United States they wanted to end secret peace treaties in which it was granted. The outcome from that was the U.S did not join anymore leagues -
The theatricals of battle (6)
During the second battle of the Marne river it ended up being the last and final push on the German side. The ended poorly with little to no results. -
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The wants and the needs (13)(14)
For Germany the really wanted to be among the people with the Treaty of Versailles. They were not granted that wish and all negotiations were made without them. politcs then became and angered issue in Germany -
Economic Internationally (17)(3)
Economic fascism became a thing before the Great Depression and after the war thus affecting the outcome of how people lived their lives. Most of the commoners live centered over worship their country over themselves. Month can't be specifically provided as it was a long period of time -
Economy internationally (17)(15)
Great Britain gave Germany money so they could buy British goods. In order to do this, they had to give a fair amount of money and were slow to recover economically. -
Economy internationally (17)(3)
The united states were in a political rivalry. and due to this they wanted free trade but was denied. Due to this, there was much disorder throughout the country -
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The wants and the needs (13)(14)(15)
U.S wanted freedom of the seas. The Paris peace treaty granted them their wish but not after Germany had been left with 6 ships and did it all in protest. -
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The wants and the needs (13) (16)
The balkans wanted to have a south Slavic empire, it was obtained but as a state so not ruled quite as largely. -
Economy internationally (17)
Germany had to pay 30 billion in reperations from the war along with agree with the war guilt clause (231) -
Treaty (15)
The US obtained Economic rivarly with also meant there was going to be free trade, this angered some of the other countries. -
Shifts (18)(16)
The US wanted autonomy for people of Austria Hungary. the result afterwards was that colonies weren't freed and some people had to move to South Tyrol. -
Shifts (18)(16)
Independance for Rumania, Serbia and Montenegro was obtaind but with limitations. league of nations combined Serbia and Montenegro into Yugoslavia then Rumania became its own state. -
Shifts (18)(16)
Germany wanted out of russian land and Belgium to have its own independance. the Russian land was turned into Estonia, Lithuania, and lativa. -
Economy internationally (17)(18)
Because Germany had to pay so much they reached out the Great Brittian and due to this they lost land and the ecomy falls. -
Treaty (15)
The US wanted to end secret treaties, in which cause the League of Nations was supposed to end them but didn't. Because of the League of Nations not granting their one major wish they didn't join the league. -
Shifts (18)(16)
Austria Hungary splits ups into Austria and Hungry both seperate countries. This was the opposite of what they asked for, instead they asked to be unified, -
Influence on painting (20)
Another major sign that people were influence by the war was Picasso loved the cubin style type painting and once the Germans started using it he immediately stopped. -
Influence on painting (20)
The 3 musician painting by Picasso was about his close friend who died of the Spanish flu. He deemed the painting “cubin style” -
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The wants and the needs (13)(14)
Great Britain wanted control of German colonies in Africa and Middle East. The wish was granted! -
Disillusionment(19)
Because Hitler and spanish civil war had a called “prewar” Picasso got his hands on and idea and created the Guerinica about the fascist people -
Influence in painting (20)
An example of how much Picasso was influenced is by one of his famous paintings called the Charnal House. The CH was based upon the gas chambers that the Jews went into. The painting symbolizes entangled bodies.
