______- Compulsory Call to Military Service: the Draft

______- Compulsory Call to Military Service: the Draft

<p> World War I 1914-1920 Terms  Militarism- ______ ______- compulsory call to military service: the draft  Alliance System-______ ______- an agreement, but not a formal alliance, between nations European Rivalries  Building since mid 1800’s  Intense competition between nations based on ______ Great Britain – Wanted to maintain keep sea lines it needed for trade open – Maintain lifelines to its empire European Rivalries cont.  ______– Wanted to add Morocco (mineral rich)</p><p> ______– Hoped to gain economic control of Ottoman Empire (Turkey)</p><p> ______– Wanted access to the Aegean Sea via the Balkans</p><p> ______– Wanted to control the Bosporus and the Dardanelles and extend influence into East Asia</p><p>Nationalism  France- nationalism becoming popular – Nationalists sought revenge against Germany for the area known as ______lost during the Franco-Prussian War Austria-Hungary (A-H)  ______- the idea that the Slavs had a historic mission to develop their culture and unite into an empire  Serbia supported Slavs in A-H – Wanted to create a Slav nation- Yugoslov</p><p> A-H annexed ______, a Slavic territory </p><p>Balkan Wars  First Balkan War in 1912 – Serbia tries to acquire Albania, a water outlet to the Mediterranean Sea- Serbia lost  Second Balkan War in 1913 – Serbia again tries to gain Albania</p><p> Russia was a Serbian ally, but was unable to help after war with Japan</p><p>Militarism  European countries began assessing each others ______ After 1870, all nations except Great Britain adopted conscription  Every action made by a country caused a ______Alliances  ______– Created by ______– Between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Russia – Didn’t last long</p><p> ______– Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy</p><p> ______– Loose alliance between Great Britain, France, and Russia</p><p> Alliances made countries feel less secure</p><p>Terms  ______-a final demand or statement of terms, implying a threat of serious penalties  ______-act of assembling and preparing troops and equipment for war Trouble in the Balkans  ______, heir to Austria-Hungarian Empire – Visits ______(Capital of Bosnia-Herzegovina) on June 28, 1914  ______, or Union of Death, positioned assassins along the route  Both Ferdinand and his wife were killed by Gavrito Princip Reactions  Germany – ______(even though it didn’t happen in Serbia) – Pledged its support to Austria in whatever it decided to do with Serbia Declarations of War  July 23, 1914-______– Austria demanded 15 things, including the leaders of the Black Hand be arrested and tried in Vienna – Gave Serbia 48 hours to agree</p><p> Serbia rejected most of the Ultimatum  July 28, 1914 Austria declares war on Serbia both countries began mobilization European Reaction  ______- Supporting Serbia – Czar Nicholas II orders general mobilization against Austria-Hungary and Germany  ______declares war on Russia and France (b/c France supported Russia)  Britain declared war on Germany b/c Germany invaded Belgium trying to get to France</p><p>Public Reaction  People generally greeted war with confidence and rejoicing  Most people thought it was a matter of defending their countries honor  Few people realized how long and devastating the war would be</p><p>The War Terms  Belligerent- - ______ Propaganda- ______ War of attrition- ______ Trench- ______ Contraband- ______, particularly during war time Preparedness</p><p> None of European countries were prepared for war – Most still used cavalry and horse and wagon</p><p> Nations seriously underestimated length of war – Most had stockpiled supplies and ammunition for 6 months only</p><p>The Sides  Central Powers</p><p>– ______</p><p>– ______</p><p>– ______</p><p>– ______</p><p> Allied Powers</p><p>– ______</p><p>– ______</p><p>– ______</p><p>– ______</p><p>– Belgium</p><p>– Japan – Montenegro</p><p>______</p><p> Plan designed in 1905 by Alfred von Schieffen</p><p> It outline a plan fight a two front (side) war</p><p> to ______– Then move to eastern front to fight Russia – Assumed Russia would be slow to mobilize Problems with Plan  Germans went through a heavily fortified area of Belgium and encountered strong resistance  The Russian army mobilized more quickly than expected  Delayed by attacked by Great Britain and France The Battle of the Marne  Battle 50 miles outside of Paris  ______ Germany retreated – End of Schlieffen Plan</p><p>– Bolstered French morale</p><p>– Proved ______Russian Disaster  Battle of Tannenberg – ______</p><p>– Russians were encircled</p><p> Russia: 30,000 dead, 92,000 prisoners taken</p><p> Germany: 13,000 dead</p><p>Deadlock  By November 1914- war had reached a ______ Nations used ______ Civilians were involved in the war effort to produce the items needed for war Trench Warfare</p><p> By early 1915, war had become a War of Attrition (______)</p><p> Trenches were dug for protection – 2 parallel trenches stretching 500 miles were dug</p><p> Life in the Trenches – Cold, muddy, rats, disease</p><p>Poison Gas  Developed by ______as a way to fight the trenches  Chlorine Gas caused blindness, choking, vomiting, torn lungs, and death Battles of Verdun & Somme  Verdun – ______</p><p>– No gain</p><p> Somme – Another ______</p><p>– ______was introduced by the British Submarine Warfare</p><p> Introduced by Germany to wear down British</p><p> German ______– At first only attacked ______– In 1915 began attacking anything – ______was sunk in May 1915 killing 1200 people</p><p> US responses demanding the end of unrestricted warfare- Germany complies for awhile US enters the War</p><p> ______– German promise to Mexico---support in regaining New Mexico, Texas, and Arizona in exchange for support during WWI</p><p> German U-Boats sank 4 American merchant ships</p><p> US declares war on April 2, 1917 Peace at Last</p><p>Terms  Convoy- ______ Armistice- ______ Reparation- ______ Mandate- ______ Cordon Sanitaire- ______End of War</p><p> Germany – Wilhelm II abdicates, ______</p><p> Ottoman Empire – Asked for peace</p><p> Austria-Hungary</p><p> ______</p><p> November 11 – Germans signed an armistice Effects of War</p><p> ______</p><p> ______</p><p> ______</p><p> ______</p><p> ______</p><p> ______-Turks rounded up Armenians & sent them into the desert to die or destroyed villages and shot the people – Est. 1 million dead Flu Pandemic – 1918-1919 – ______people in less than 2 years Did not attack the young, old, or sickly (like flu normally does) instead it attacked healthy young adults Restoring Peace</p><p> Wilson- 14 point plan – International recognition of freedom of seas and of trade – Limitations on arms – End to secret alliances – Just settlements of colonial claims – Right of self-rule for all nations – Establishing the League of Nations</p><p> British – Objected to open seas</p><p> France – Wanted Germany to pay reparations</p><p>Treaty of Versailles  ______ Germany  ______ Poland was established as independent nation New Nations emerge – ______– Called cordon sanitaire, buffer b/w France and Germany & Russia</p><p> Middle Eastern nations promised freedom were not granted that freedom</p>

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