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WORLD WAR ONE
REASONS FOR WAR
1. MILITARISM or
  aggressive preparation for
  war grows.
• Mili leaders develop war
  plans & stock supplies.
• Refuse to change plans for
  anything & were basis for
  all decisions.
• Drafted men. Armies
REASONS FOR WAR
2.Europe divided into many
  alliances & the big 2 were:
 a. Triple Alliance – Italy,
    Austria-Hungary &
    Germany
 b. Triple Entente- France,
    Great Britain &
     Russia
REASONS FOR WAR
3. Imperialism
led to competition
for colonies to get control
of resources.
Germ had little while Br &
 Fr had a lot
• 4. NATIONALISM:desire
 for own nation grows.
•many ethnic groups
 want freedom from the
 states in which they
 live.
•1914: Serbia wants to
 create Slavic state, but
 Aus-Hun against it
•June 28,
 1914:
 Archduke
 Franz
 Ferdinand,
 heir to A-H
 throne &
 wife Sophia
 visited
 Sarajevo,
 Bosnia.
•BLACK HAND
 (Serbian
 terrorist group
 who want
 Bosnia free),try
 to kill Franz.
• Tried a bomb & failed.
•GAVRILLO
 PRINCEP
 shoots both
DON’T WRITE!!!!
•Aus-Hun doesn’t know if
 Serb govt involved
• Want to attack.
•Afraid of Russia
•Turn to Germ for
  help.
Germ Emperor
Kaiser
Wilhelm II
gives “BLANK
CHECK”,
promising full
support of
Aus-Hun, even
if Rus gets
involved
WAR BEGINS!!!
• Serbs turn down AUS-
  Hun demands

•A-H
 declares
 war on
 Serbs July
 28th, 1914
WAR BEGINS!!!
    • Czar Nicholas
      II of Rus
      orders partial
      MOBILIZATION
      (assembling
      troops &
      supplies &
      making them
      ready for war).
WAR BEGINS
•Russia’s war plans say to
 fight Germ & Aus-Hun,
 Czar Nicholas must
 mobilize against both.
•Czar orders full
 mobilization on July 29th,
 1914.
WAR BEGINS!!!
•Ger sees
 mobilization
 as act of
 war &
 declares war
 on Russia.
•German Gen Alfred Von
 Schlieffen plan calls for a
 2 front war & makes
 Germ invade Belgium to
 attack France to get
 Russia (written in 1894)
(think about
alliances)
•Ger declared war
 on France on Aug.
 3 , 1914
  rd
DON’T WRITE
•Germ told
 Belgium
 (neutral)
 to let
 troops
 pass
 through
•Aug. 4th, 1914, Great Brit
 declares war on Germ for
 violating Belgium’s
 neutrality.

• GB part of alliance
  w/ Fr & Rus

(Triple Entente)
1. Franz Ferdinand (next
 leader of Aus-Hun)
 assassinated by Serb
 terrorists the Black Hand
 6/28/14
2. Aus-Hun gets Blank Check
 from Germany 7/5/14
3. Aus-Hun declares war on
 Serb 7/28/14
4. Russia Mobilizes army on
 7/ 29 – 31/14 against both
 Aus-Hun & Germ
5. Germans see mobilization
 as act of war. Declares war
 on Russia
6. German Schlieffen plan
 makes Germ invade Belgium
 & France to get Russia
7. Germany declares war on
 France 8/3/14
8. Great Britain declares war
 on Germany 8/4/14
WAR BEGINS
•Govt spreads
 PROPAGANDA- ideas
 used to influence public
 opinion for or against a
 cause-
• helped to create hatred & support for causes.

• Most believe war will
  end in 2 weeks or less
• Western Front-Mostly in Fr
• Schlieffen Plan says go
  thru Belgium to circle Paris,
  trapping Fr.
• Ger stopped at 1st Battle of
  Marne (Sept. 6-10, 1914).
• Fr troops sent in taxis to
  front line in red uniforms.
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?
  v=lJXAcl8D51Y (failure of the Schlieffen
  plan
WESTERN FRONT
• Both sides dig trenches
• New technology
• (Poison gas, tank, plane,
   mortars, machine
   gun, zeppelin)
• Little movement
• Many deaths
• Bad conditions
http://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=G9iR0xJW-Fk
BATTLE OF THE SOMME
     (July 1916)
NO MAN’S LAND
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?
  v=o8DH0YtRQMc&feature=related
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?
  v=SXtsiqrhqsU Opening scenes All quiet
EASTERN FRONT
•Eastern Front (other side
 of Germany)- Very
 mobile, w/ huge losses
 of life.
 1. Rus is beaten in E.
   Germ & suffers major
   losses
2.Aus-Hun defeated
 by Rus
3.Italy joins Triple Entente
 (now called the ALLIES w/
 GB, FR, RUS) in 1915
4.Germ pushes Russians back
 into Russia w/ heavy
 losses(Russia out of war)
5. Bulgaria joins w/ Germ &
 Aus-Hun. (now Central
 Powers)
6.Serbs destroyed in Sept ’15
*Ottoman Empire joins CP
• US neutral
• GB blockades
  Germ w/ navy
• Germ uses
  unrestricted
  submarine
  warfare (will
  shoot down
  any ship)
•May 7, 1915
 Germ sinks
 LUSITANIA, a
 BR passenger
 liner, killing
 1000 (128 Americans)
•Germ stops
 subs, afraid
 USA will join
 war.
• Jan. 1917, ADMIRAL
 HOLTZENDORF talks
 KAISER into using
 unrestricted sub warfare
 & blockades again to
 break
 stalemate
•HOLTZENDORF
 promises
 Kaiser Wilhelm
 II that Brits
 will starve
 before US acts
• “I give your majesty my word
  as an officer, not one American
  will land on the continent”
•    April 1917
    US enters
    war over
    unrestricted
    sub warfare
      &
    Zimmerman
     telegram!
•Became TOTAL
 WAR-complete
 mobilization of
 resources &
 people.
•Women take
 over jobs in
 factories
•Euros went to
 PLANNED
 ECONOMIES- systems
 run by govt agencies
 that expanded powers to
 meet needs such as: drafts,
regulate import/exports, ration food,
control prices, wages &
rent control
•Don’t write!
•1918 better
 for Allies w/
 arrival of US
 troops
•Germ
 GENERAL
 ERICH VON
 LUDENDORFF
 gambles &
 planned 1 big
 offensive on
 Western
 Front
•Get w/in 50 miles of
 Paris, but stopped at
 2 Battle of Marne
  nd
2 Battle of the Marne
nd
GERMANY LOSES
•Germ forced back by US
 troops
•Sept 29, 1918, Gen.
 Ludendorff says war is
 lost.
•Allies won’t make peace
 w/ Germ imperial govt
• Kaiser William II
  gives up & flees.
• AUS-Hun fell
  apart & new
 nations emerge
*Freidrich Ebert,
  new temp leader
  announces
  Armistice is
  signed Nov, 11,
END OF THE WAR
      •Jan 1919,
       27 ALLIED
       nations
       meet to
       make final
       settlement
PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE
Problems at PARIS PEACE
  CONFERENCE (1919) due to
  secret treaties & own selfish
  interests
• Russia can’t come
• Germ not invited
• Run by BIG 3- US, FR &
   GB.
• Big battle btw them
WOODROW WILSON
• WOODROW
  WILSON-US
  pres- presented
  14 Points to
  Congress to take
  to meeting. He
  said they
  should:
14 Points
a.reach peace openly &
 reduce weapons
b. Create a “general
 association of nations” to
 guarantee independence.
 (League of Nations)
c.Must create democracies &
 self-determination (right of
 each people to have own
 nation).
• DAVID LLOYD GEORGE – Brit
  Prime minister wants
  Germ to be punished & pay for
  crimes
GEORGES CLEMENCEAU –
  premier of France says Fr
  suffered most, needs security.
  Wants fines, land, and no
  weapons
PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE
• Jan. 25, 1919.
  League of
  Nations created
  (US DOES NOT
  JOIN due to
  Versailles).
• Demands Germ:
 1.be stripped of
  weapons
 2. pay
  REPARATIONS-
  damages to pay for
  war
 3. create a buffer
  area btw FR &
  Germ called
  Rhineland.
PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE
• Jan. 25, 1919.
  League of
  Nations created
  (US DOES NOT
  JOIN due to
  Versailles).
• Compromises
  made.
• TREATY OF VERSAILLES-
  signed w/ Germ. Most
  important. 5 others
  signed
• Germ unhappy w/ Article
  231, which is War Guilt
  Clause, stating
  Germ admits
  guilt for war.
MUST DO THE FOLLOWING:
1.pay reparations
2. reduce army to 100,000
3. get rid of air force &
   reduce navy
4. return Alsace & Loraine,
5. Sections of E. Germ given
    to create Poland.
6.Germ along Rhineland
  now a DMZ, (no weapons)
• Map of Europe redrawn due
  to Treaty.
a.Aus-Hun, Serbia & Ottoman
  Empire gone
b. Rus (USSR) & Germ
  smaller
c.   Finland, Latvia,
     Estonia,
     Poland,
     Lithuania,
     Czechoslovaka
     Austria,
     Hungary &
     Yugoslavia
     created
d. Br take Iran &
 Palestine. Called a
 MANDATE when nation
 officially governed
 by another nation, but
 not owned by them
• The financial cost of the war
  amounted to almost $38 billion for
  Germany
• Britain spent $35 billion,
• France $24 billion,
• Russia $22 billion,
• USA $22 billion
• Austria-Hungary $20 billion.
• In total the war cost the Allies
  $125 billion
• the Central Powers $60 billion
WORLD WAR I CASUALTIES:
       AMERICAN
• Battle deaths: 53,402
• Other deaths in service:
  63,114
• Non-mortal wounded:
  204,002
• Living vets as
 of 2000: 2,416

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World War I

  • 2.
  • 3. REASONS FOR WAR 1. MILITARISM or aggressive preparation for war grows. • Mili leaders develop war plans & stock supplies. • Refuse to change plans for anything & were basis for all decisions. • Drafted men. Armies
  • 4.
  • 5.
  • 6. REASONS FOR WAR 2.Europe divided into many alliances & the big 2 were: a. Triple Alliance – Italy, Austria-Hungary & Germany b. Triple Entente- France, Great Britain & Russia
  • 7.
  • 8. REASONS FOR WAR 3. Imperialism led to competition for colonies to get control of resources. Germ had little while Br & Fr had a lot
  • 9. • 4. NATIONALISM:desire for own nation grows. •many ethnic groups want freedom from the states in which they live.
  • 10. •1914: Serbia wants to create Slavic state, but Aus-Hun against it
  • 11.
  • 12. •June 28, 1914: Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to A-H throne & wife Sophia visited Sarajevo, Bosnia.
  • 13. •BLACK HAND (Serbian terrorist group who want Bosnia free),try to kill Franz. • Tried a bomb & failed. •GAVRILLO PRINCEP shoots both
  • 14. DON’T WRITE!!!! •Aus-Hun doesn’t know if Serb govt involved • Want to attack. •Afraid of Russia •Turn to Germ for help.
  • 15. Germ Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II gives “BLANK CHECK”, promising full support of Aus-Hun, even if Rus gets involved
  • 16. WAR BEGINS!!! • Serbs turn down AUS- Hun demands •A-H declares war on Serbs July 28th, 1914
  • 17. WAR BEGINS!!! • Czar Nicholas II of Rus orders partial MOBILIZATION (assembling troops & supplies & making them ready for war).
  • 18. WAR BEGINS •Russia’s war plans say to fight Germ & Aus-Hun, Czar Nicholas must mobilize against both. •Czar orders full mobilization on July 29th, 1914.
  • 19. WAR BEGINS!!! •Ger sees mobilization as act of war & declares war on Russia.
  • 20. •German Gen Alfred Von Schlieffen plan calls for a 2 front war & makes Germ invade Belgium to attack France to get Russia (written in 1894) (think about alliances)
  • 21.
  • 22. •Ger declared war on France on Aug. 3 , 1914 rd
  • 23. DON’T WRITE •Germ told Belgium (neutral) to let troops pass through
  • 24. •Aug. 4th, 1914, Great Brit declares war on Germ for violating Belgium’s neutrality. • GB part of alliance w/ Fr & Rus (Triple Entente)
  • 25. 1. Franz Ferdinand (next leader of Aus-Hun) assassinated by Serb terrorists the Black Hand 6/28/14 2. Aus-Hun gets Blank Check from Germany 7/5/14 3. Aus-Hun declares war on Serb 7/28/14 4. Russia Mobilizes army on 7/ 29 – 31/14 against both Aus-Hun & Germ
  • 26. 5. Germans see mobilization as act of war. Declares war on Russia 6. German Schlieffen plan makes Germ invade Belgium & France to get Russia 7. Germany declares war on France 8/3/14 8. Great Britain declares war on Germany 8/4/14
  • 27. WAR BEGINS •Govt spreads PROPAGANDA- ideas used to influence public opinion for or against a cause- • helped to create hatred & support for causes. • Most believe war will end in 2 weeks or less
  • 28.
  • 29. • Western Front-Mostly in Fr • Schlieffen Plan says go thru Belgium to circle Paris, trapping Fr. • Ger stopped at 1st Battle of Marne (Sept. 6-10, 1914). • Fr troops sent in taxis to front line in red uniforms.
  • 30. • http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=lJXAcl8D51Y (failure of the Schlieffen plan
  • 31. WESTERN FRONT • Both sides dig trenches • New technology • (Poison gas, tank, plane, mortars, machine gun, zeppelin) • Little movement • Many deaths • Bad conditions
  • 32.
  • 33.
  • 34.
  • 36.
  • 37.
  • 38.
  • 39.
  • 40.
  • 41.
  • 42.
  • 43. BATTLE OF THE SOMME (July 1916)
  • 44.
  • 45.
  • 46.
  • 48. • http://www.youtube.com/watch? v=o8DH0YtRQMc&feature=related
  • 49.
  • 50.
  • 51.
  • 52.
  • 53. • https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=SXtsiqrhqsU Opening scenes All quiet
  • 54.
  • 56. •Eastern Front (other side of Germany)- Very mobile, w/ huge losses of life. 1. Rus is beaten in E. Germ & suffers major losses 2.Aus-Hun defeated by Rus
  • 57. 3.Italy joins Triple Entente (now called the ALLIES w/ GB, FR, RUS) in 1915 4.Germ pushes Russians back into Russia w/ heavy losses(Russia out of war) 5. Bulgaria joins w/ Germ & Aus-Hun. (now Central Powers) 6.Serbs destroyed in Sept ’15 *Ottoman Empire joins CP
  • 58. • US neutral • GB blockades Germ w/ navy • Germ uses unrestricted submarine warfare (will shoot down any ship)
  • 59. •May 7, 1915 Germ sinks LUSITANIA, a BR passenger liner, killing 1000 (128 Americans) •Germ stops subs, afraid USA will join war.
  • 60.
  • 61.
  • 62. • Jan. 1917, ADMIRAL HOLTZENDORF talks KAISER into using unrestricted sub warfare & blockades again to break stalemate
  • 63. •HOLTZENDORF promises Kaiser Wilhelm II that Brits will starve before US acts • “I give your majesty my word as an officer, not one American will land on the continent”
  • 64. April 1917 US enters war over unrestricted sub warfare & Zimmerman telegram!
  • 65. •Became TOTAL WAR-complete mobilization of resources & people. •Women take over jobs in factories
  • 66. •Euros went to PLANNED ECONOMIES- systems run by govt agencies that expanded powers to meet needs such as: drafts, regulate import/exports, ration food, control prices, wages & rent control
  • 67. •Don’t write! •1918 better for Allies w/ arrival of US troops
  • 68. •Germ GENERAL ERICH VON LUDENDORFF gambles & planned 1 big offensive on Western Front
  • 69. •Get w/in 50 miles of Paris, but stopped at 2 Battle of Marne nd
  • 70. 2 Battle of the Marne nd
  • 71. GERMANY LOSES •Germ forced back by US troops •Sept 29, 1918, Gen. Ludendorff says war is lost. •Allies won’t make peace w/ Germ imperial govt
  • 72. • Kaiser William II gives up & flees. • AUS-Hun fell apart & new nations emerge *Freidrich Ebert, new temp leader announces Armistice is signed Nov, 11,
  • 73. END OF THE WAR •Jan 1919, 27 ALLIED nations meet to make final settlement
  • 74. PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE Problems at PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE (1919) due to secret treaties & own selfish interests • Russia can’t come • Germ not invited • Run by BIG 3- US, FR & GB. • Big battle btw them
  • 75. WOODROW WILSON • WOODROW WILSON-US pres- presented 14 Points to Congress to take to meeting. He said they should:
  • 76. 14 Points a.reach peace openly & reduce weapons b. Create a “general association of nations” to guarantee independence. (League of Nations) c.Must create democracies & self-determination (right of each people to have own nation).
  • 77. • DAVID LLOYD GEORGE – Brit Prime minister wants Germ to be punished & pay for crimes GEORGES CLEMENCEAU – premier of France says Fr suffered most, needs security. Wants fines, land, and no weapons
  • 78. PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE • Jan. 25, 1919. League of Nations created (US DOES NOT JOIN due to Versailles).
  • 79. • Demands Germ: 1.be stripped of weapons 2. pay REPARATIONS- damages to pay for war 3. create a buffer area btw FR & Germ called Rhineland.
  • 80. PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE • Jan. 25, 1919. League of Nations created (US DOES NOT JOIN due to Versailles). • Compromises made.
  • 81. • TREATY OF VERSAILLES- signed w/ Germ. Most important. 5 others signed • Germ unhappy w/ Article 231, which is War Guilt Clause, stating Germ admits guilt for war.
  • 82. MUST DO THE FOLLOWING: 1.pay reparations 2. reduce army to 100,000 3. get rid of air force & reduce navy 4. return Alsace & Loraine, 5. Sections of E. Germ given to create Poland. 6.Germ along Rhineland now a DMZ, (no weapons)
  • 83. • Map of Europe redrawn due to Treaty. a.Aus-Hun, Serbia & Ottoman Empire gone b. Rus (USSR) & Germ smaller
  • 84. c. Finland, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, Lithuania, Czechoslovaka Austria, Hungary & Yugoslavia created
  • 85. d. Br take Iran & Palestine. Called a MANDATE when nation officially governed by another nation, but not owned by them
  • 86.
  • 87. • The financial cost of the war amounted to almost $38 billion for Germany • Britain spent $35 billion, • France $24 billion, • Russia $22 billion, • USA $22 billion • Austria-Hungary $20 billion. • In total the war cost the Allies $125 billion • the Central Powers $60 billion
  • 88. WORLD WAR I CASUALTIES: AMERICAN • Battle deaths: 53,402 • Other deaths in service: 63,114 • Non-mortal wounded: 204,002 • Living vets as of 2000: 2,416