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WHY-

WHAT –

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WHAT –

WHY-

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2 For each cause, list 2 specific, historical examples of it in Europe.

A

B

C

3 For each cause, tell how it will make war in Europe more likely to happen than without it.

A

B

C

Assignment # 4Chapter 11 Section 1 p. 352 - 355

WHAT - A) Deep devotion to one’s Nation B) unifies a country

C) makes people feel better than others

WHY-

WHAT –

WHY-

WHAT –

WHY-

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2 For each cause, list 2 specific, historical examples of it in Europe.

A

B

C

3 For each cause, tell how it will make war in Europe more likely to happen than without it.

A

B

C

WHAT - A) Deep devotion to one’s Nation B) unifies a country

C) makes people feel better than others

WHY- a) Competition between nations b) One nation desire to

overpower others c) competition for markets and materials

WHAT –

WHY-

WHAT –

WHY-

\

2 For each cause, list 2 specific, historical examples of it in Europe.

A

B

C

3 For each cause, tell how it will make war in Europe more likely to happen than without it.

A

B

C

WHAT - A) Deep devotion to one’s Nation B) unifies a country

C) makes people feel better than others

WHY- a) Competition between nations b) One nation desire to

overpower others c) competition for markets and materials

WHAT –

WHY-

WHAT –

WHY-

\

2 For each cause, list 2 specific, historical examples of it in Europe.

A

B

C

3 For each cause, tell how it will make war in Europe more likely to happen than without it.

A

B

C

WHAT - A) Deep devotion to one’s Nation B) unifies a country

C) makes people feel better than others

WHY- a) Competition between nations b) One nation desire to

overpower others c) competition for markets and materials

WHAT – Glorifying military power and keeping an

army prepared for war.

WHY-

WHAT –

WHY-

\

2 For each cause, list 2 specific, historical examples of it in Europe.

A

B

C

3 For each cause, tell how it will make war in Europe more likely to happen than without it.

A

B

C

WHAT - A) Deep devotion to one’s Nation B) unifies a country

C) makes people feel better than others

WHY- a) Competition between nations b) One nation desire to

overpower others c) competition and materials

WHAT – Glorifying military power and keeping an

army prepared for war.

WHY- Increasing nationalism led to a European

Arms Race. Who will have the biggest & strongest military?

WHAT –

WHY-

\

2 For each cause, list 2 specific, historical examples of it in Europe.

A

B

C

3 For each cause, tell how it will make war in Europe more likely to happen than without it.

A

B

C

WHAT - A) Deep devotion to one’s Nation B) unifies a country

C) makes people feel better than others

WHY- a) Competition between nations b) One nation desire to

overpower others c) competition and materials

WHAT – Glorifying military power and keeping an

army prepared for war.

WHY- Increasing nationalism led to a European

Arms Race. Who will have the biggest & strongest military?

WHAT – Europe’s great powers formed allied systems with one

another to keep a Balance of Power among European nations

WHY-

\

2 For each cause, list 2 specific, historical examples of it in Europe.

A

B

C

3 For each cause, tell how it will make war in Europe more likely to happen than without it.

A

B

C

WHAT - A) Deep devotion to one’s Nation B) unifies a country

C) makes people feel better than others

WHY- a) Competition between nations b) One nation desire to

overpower others c) competition and materials

WHAT – Glorifying military power and keeping an

army prepared for war.

WHY- Increasing nationalism led to a European

Arms Race. Who will have the biggest & strongest military?

WHAT – Europe’s great powers formed allied systems with one

another to keep a Balance of Power among European nations

WHY- TRIPLE ENTENTE:

TRIPLE ALLIANCE:

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2 For each cause, list 2 specific, historical examples of it in Europe.

A

B

C

3 For each cause, tell how it will make war in Europe more likely to happen than without it.

A

B

C

WHAT - A) Deep devotion to one’s Nation B) unifies a country

C) makes people feel better than others

WHY- a) Competition between nations b) One nation desire to

overpower others c) competition and materials

WHAT – Glorifying military power and keeping an

army prepared for war.

WHY- Increasing nationalism led to a European

Arms Race. Who will have the biggest & strongest military?

WHAT – Europe’s great powers formed allied systems with one

another to keep a Balance of Power among European nations

WHY- TRIPLE ENTENTE: France, Russia & Great Britain

TRIPLE ALLIANCE: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

\

2 For each cause, list 2 specific, historical examples of it in Europe.

A

B

C

3 For each cause, tell how it will make war in Europe more likely to happen than without it.

A

B

C

WHAT - A) Deep devotion to one’s Nation B) unifies a country

C) makes people feel better than others

WHY- a) Competition between nations b) One nation desire to

overpower others c) competition and materials

WHAT – Glorifying military power and keeping an

army prepared for war.

WHY- Increasing nationalism led to a European

Arms Race. Who will have the biggest & strongest military?

WHAT – Europe’s great powers formed allied systems with one

another to keep a Balance of Power among European nations

WHY- TRIPLE ENTENTE: France, Russia & Great Britain

TRIPLE ALLIANCE: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

\

2 For each cause, list 2 specific, historical examples of it in Europe.

A 1)Territorial disputes (ie Alsace Lorraine = Germany vs France) 2)Demand for Independence by Balkan Nationalists

B

C

3 For each cause, tell how it will make war in Europe more likely to happen than without it.

A

B

C

WHAT - A) Deep devotion to one’s Nation B) unifies a country

C) makes people feel better than others

WHY- a) Competition between nations b) One nation desire to

overpower others c) competition and materials

WHAT – Glorifying military power and keeping an

army prepared for war.

WHY- Increasing nationalism led to a European

Arms Race. Who will have the biggest & strongest military?

WHAT – Europe’s great powers formed allied systems with one

another to keep a Balance of Power among European nations

WHY- TRIPLE ENTENTE: France, Russia & Great Britain

TRIPLE ALLIANCE: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

\

2 For each cause, list 2 specific, historical examples of it in Europe.

A 1)Territorial disputes (ie Alsace Lorraine = Germany vs France) 2)Demand for Independence by Balkan Nationalists

B 1) Wilhelm II wants to show world German might 2) All great powers have large armies (except Great Britain)

C

3 For each cause, tell how it will make war in Europe more likely to happen than without it.

A

B

C

WHAT - A) Deep devotion to one’s Nation B) unifies a country

C) makes people feel better than others

WHY- a) Competition between nations b) One nation desire to

overpower others c) competition and materials

WHAT – Glorifying military power and keeping an

army prepared for war.

WHY- Increasing nationalism led to a European

Arms Race. Who will have the biggest & strongest military?

WHAT – Europe’s great powers formed allied systems with one

another to keep a Balance of Power among European nations

WHY- TRIPLE ENTENTE: France, Russia & Great Britain

TRIPLE ALLIANCE: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

\

2 For each cause, list 2 specific, historical examples of it in Europe.

A 1)Territorial disputes (ie Alsace Lorraine = Germany vs France) 2)Demand for Independence by Balkan Nationalists

B 1) Wilhelm II wants to show world German might 2) All great powers have large armies (except Great Britain)

C Triple Alliance = isolate France from becoming aggressive Triple Entente = counter German aggression (Wilhelm II)

3 For each cause, tell how it will make war in Europe more likely to happen than without it.

A

B

C

WHAT - A) Deep devotion to one’s Nation B) unifies a country

C) makes people feel better than others

WHY- a) Competition between nations b) One nation desire to

overpower others c) competition and materials

WHAT – Glorifying military power and keeping an

army prepared for war.

WHY- Increasing nationalism led to a European

Arms Race. Who will have the biggest & strongest military?

WHAT – Europe’s great powers formed allied systems with one

another to keep a Balance of Power among European nations

WHY- TRIPLE ENTENTE: France, Russia & Great Britain

TRIPLE ALLIANCE: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

\

2 For each cause, list 2 specific, historical examples of it in Europe.

A 1)Territorial disputes (ie Alsace Lorraine = Germany vs France) 2)Demand for Independence by Balkan Nationalists

B 1) Wilhelm II wants to show world German might 2) All great powers have large armies (except Great Britain)

C Triple Alliance = isolate France from becoming aggressive Triple Entente = counter German aggression (Wilhelm II)

3 For each cause, tell how it will make war in Europe more likely to happen than without it.

A Countries become more forcefully ambitious arrogant building a military use military = war

B

C

WHAT - A) Deep devotion to one’s Nation B) unifies a country

C) makes people feel better than others

WHY- a) Competition between nations b) One nation desire to

overpower others c) competition and materials

WHAT – Glorifying military power and keeping an

army prepared for war.

WHY- Increasing nationalism led to a European

Arms Race. Who will have the biggest & strongest military?

WHAT – Europe’s great powers formed allied systems with one

another to keep a Balance of Power among European nations

WHY- TRIPLE ENTENTE: France, Russia & Great Britain

TRIPLE ALLIANCE: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

\

2 For each cause, list 2 specific, historical examples of it in Europe.

A 1)Territorial disputes (ie Alsace Lorraine = Germany vs France) 2)Demand for Independence by Balkan Nationalists

B 1) Wilhelm II wants to show world German might 2) All great powers have large armies (except Great Britain)

C Triple Alliance = isolate France from becoming aggressive Triple Entente = counter German aggression (Wilhelm II)

3 For each cause, tell how it will make war in Europe more likely to happen than without it.

A Countries become more forcefully ambitious arrogant building a military use military = war

B Countries building up military other countries building up their military distrust tension finally war.

C

WHAT - A) Deep devotion to one’s Nation B) unifies a country

C) makes people feel better than others

WHY- a) Competition between nations b) One nation desire to

overpower others c) competition and materials

WHAT – Glorifying military power and keeping an

army prepared for war.

WHY- Increasing nationalism led to a European

Arms Race. Who will have the biggest & strongest military?

WHAT – Europe’s great powers formed allied systems with one

another to keep a Balance of Power among European nations

WHY- TRIPLE ENTENTE: France, Russia & Great Britain

TRIPLE ALLIANCE: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

\

2 For each cause, list 2 specific, historical examples of it in Europe.

A 1)Territorial disputes (ie Alsace Lorraine = Germany vs France) 2)Demand for Independence by Balkan Nationalists

B 1) Wilhelm II wants to show world German might 2) All great powers have large armies (except Great Britain)

C Triple Alliance = isolate France from becoming aggressive Triple Entente = counter German aggression (Wilhelm II)

3 For each cause, tell how it will make war in Europe more likely to happen than without it.

A Nationalism = leads to countries becoming more forcefully ambitious & arrogant by building a military and using it

B Countries building up military other countries building up their military distrust tension finally war.

C More alliances more people (nations) possibly drawn into conflict Thus war will spread quick

Stage Detailed Description of each Event

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

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Stage Detailed Description of each Event

1 Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand (June 28, 1914) in Sarajevo, Bosnia by Serbian Gavrilo Princip (19 year old) who was a member of the BLACK HAND. Black Hand wanted to unite SLAVS and have a greater Serbia control Bosnia, not Austria-Hungary (GERMANIC).

2

3

4

5

6

7

Balkans = Powderkeg

Alliances

Pre WWI Europe 1914

Assas

sina

tion

of A

rchd

uke

Fran

z Fe

rdin

and

(Jun

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, 191

4)

Aus

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– H

unga

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ecla

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war

aga

inst

Ser

bia

Stage Detailed Description of each Event

1 Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand (June 28, 1914)

2 Austria – Hungary declares war against Serbia

3

4

5

6

7

Alliances

Assas

sina

tion

of A

rchd

uke

Fran

z Fe

rdin

and

(Jun

e 28

, 191

4)

Aus

tria

– H

unga

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war

aga

inst

Ser

bia

Ru

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mo

ves

sold

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alo

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Ru

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n &

Au

stri

an &

Ger

man

bo

rder

Stage Detailed Description of each Event

1 Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand (June 28, 1914)

2 Austria – Hungary declares war against Serbia

3 Russia moves soldiers along Russian & Austrian & German border

4

5

6

7

Alliances

Assas

sina

tion

of A

rchd

uke

Fran

z Fe

rdin

and

(Jun

e 28

, 191

4)

Aus

tria

– H

unga

ry d

ecla

res

war

aga

inst

Ser

bia

Ru

ssia

mo

ves

sold

iers

alo

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Ru

ssia

n &

Au

stri

an &

Ger

man

bo

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Ger

ma

ny

resp

on

ds

by

dec

lari

ng

war

on

Ru

ssia

(A

ug

1,

191

4)

Stage Detailed Description of each Event

1 Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand (June 28, 1914)

2 Austria – Hungary declares war against Serbia

3 Russia moves soldiers along Russian & Austrian & German border

4 Germany responds by declaring war on Russia (Aug 1, 1914)

5

6

7

Alliances

Assas

sina

tion

of A

rchd

uke

Fran

z Fe

rdin

and

(Jun

e 28

, 191

4)

Aus

tria

– H

unga

ry d

ecla

res

war

aga

inst

Ser

bia

Ru

ssia

mo

ves

sold

iers

alo

ng

Ru

ssia

n &

Au

stri

an &

Ger

man

bo

rder

Ger

ma

ny

resp

on

ds

by

dec

lari

ng

war

on

Ru

ssia

(A

ug

1,

191

4)

Ger

ma

ny

then

dec

lare

s w

ar

on

Fra

nce

(A

ug

ust

3,

1914

)

Stage Detailed Description of each Event

1 Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand (June 28, 1914)

2 Austria – Hungary declares war against Serbia

3 Russia moves soldiers along Russian & Austrian & German border

4 Germany responds by declaring war on Russia (Aug 1, 1914)

5 Germany then declares war on France (August 3, 1914)

6

7

Alliances

Assas

sina

tion

of A

rchd

uke

Fran

z Fe

rdin

and

(Jun

e 28

, 191

4)

Aus

tria

– H

unga

ry d

ecla

res

war

aga

inst

Ser

bia

Ru

ssia

mo

ves

sold

iers

alo

ng

Ru

ssia

n &

Au

stri

an &

Ger

man

bo

rder

Ger

ma

ny

resp

on

ds

by

dec

lari

ng

war

on

Ru

ssia

(A

ug

1,

191

4)

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ma

ny

then

dec

lare

s w

ar

on

Fra

nce

(A

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3,

1914

)

Ger

ma

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atta

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vi

a B

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(n

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Stage Detailed Description of each Event

1 Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand (June 28, 1914)

2 Austria – Hungary declares war against Serbia

3 Russia moves soldiers along Russian & Austrian & German border

4 Germany responds by declaring war on Russia (Aug 1, 1914)

5 Germany then declares war on France (August 3, 1914)

6 Germany attacks France via Belgium (neutral)

7

Alliances

Assas

sina

tion

of A

rchd

uke

Fran

z Fe

rdin

and

(Jun

e 28

, 191

4)

Aus

tria

– H

unga

ry d

ecla

res

war

aga

inst

Ser

bia

Ru

ssia

mo

ves

sold

iers

alo

ng

Ru

ssia

n &

Au

stri

an &

Ger

man

bo

rder

Ger

ma

ny

resp

on

ds

by

dec

lari

ng

war

on

Ru

ssia

(A

ug

1,

191

4)

Ger

ma

ny

then

dec

lare

s w

ar

on

Fra

nce

(A

ug

ust

3,

1914

)

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ma

ny

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G

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Stage Detailed Description of each Event

1 Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand (June 28, 1914)

2 Austria – Hungary declares war against Serbia

3 Russia moves soldiers along Russian & Austrian & German border

4 Germany responds by declaring war on Russia (Aug 1, 1914)

5 Germany then declares war on France (August 3, 1914)

6 Germany attacks France via Belgium (neutral)

7 Great Britain declares war on Germany for attacking Belgium (August 4, 1914)

Alliances

BBC Animated WWI Maps

http://www.bbc.net.uk/history/worldwars/

http://www.bbc.net.uk/history/worldwars/wwone/

http://www.bbc.net.uk/history/worldwars/wwone/launch_ani_western_front.shtml

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