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Which event is considered a short-term cause of World War I?
Which event is considered a short-term cause of World War I?
- The formation of new countries
- The assassination of a key figure (correct)
- The development of trench warfare
- The creation of war memorials
What was a key component of the Treaty of Versailles?
What was a key component of the Treaty of Versailles?
- Establishing new alliances
- Addressing demands after the war (correct)
- Discussing punishments for conscientious objectors
- Determining features of trenches constructed
Which of the following directly relates to the experiences of conscientious objectors during World War I?
Which of the following directly relates to the experiences of conscientious objectors during World War I?
- Their contribution to new alliances
- The types of punishments they faced (correct)
- Their role in important battles
- Their involvement in long-term causes
How did World War I impact the geopolitical landscape of Europe?
How did World War I impact the geopolitical landscape of Europe?
Which of these was a defining physical characteristic of warfare during World War I?
Which of these was a defining physical characteristic of warfare during World War I?
What aspect of World War I is MOST LIKELY explored when studying the 'purpose' behind the conflict?
What aspect of World War I is MOST LIKELY explored when studying the 'purpose' behind the conflict?
How did the role of women evolve during World War I?
How did the role of women evolve during World War I?
What characterized the alliances formed during World War I?
What characterized the alliances formed during World War I?
What is the significance of studying 'important battles' of World War I?
What is the significance of studying 'important battles' of World War I?
What was the role of 'armistice' during the period of World War I?
What was the role of 'armistice' during the period of World War I?
Flashcards
WW1 dates?
WW1 dates?
World War 1, which took place from 1914 to 1918.
Alliances
Alliances
Agreements between nations to support each other in case of attack.
Treaty of Versailles.
Treaty of Versailles.
The treaty signed at the end of WW1.
Armistice
Armistice
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Conscientious Objectors
Conscientious Objectors
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Parapet
Parapet
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Duckboard
Duckboard
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The Big Three
The Big Three
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Short Term Cause of WW1
Short Term Cause of WW1
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Important Battles.
Important Battles.
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Study Notes
- World War 1 occured 1914-1918
Causes of WW1
- Long Term causes existed
- Short Term causes existed
- The assasination had short term impacts
- Consisted of the when, where, and who
Alliances
- Triple Alliance (T-A) was present
- Triple Entente (T-E) was also a factor
Military Aspects
- Weapons were used in WW1
- Important battles took place
- The role of women was impacted
- Features of the trenches were present
- Parapets
- Duckboards
Conscientious Objectors
- They existed in WW1
- Types of objectors
- Punishments were handed out
Post-War
- Demands were made
- Armistice was signed
- The Treaty of Versailles formed
- "Big three" powers were involved
- Woodrow Wilson (WW)
- David Lloyd George (DLG)
- Georges Clemenceau (GC)
- 9 new countries were formed
- War memorials were created
- Consisted of different types and served various purposes
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