CHAPTER 28

CHAPTER 28

WORLD WAR IWORLD WAR I

THE BUILDING OF WEAPONS

THE TRAINING OF MENFOR WAR

FRANCE

GREAT BRITAIN

RUSSIA

A SET OF CONDITIONSTHAT MUST BE MET

TO AVOIDCONSEQUENCES

AGREEMENTS AMONGNATIONS

FOR MUTUALSUPPORT ANDPROTECTION

ALLIANCES

AUSTRIA-HUNGARY

GERMANY

ITALY

TRIPLE ALLIANCE

THIS SAID THATGERMANY

WOULD BACKAUSTRIA-HUNGARY

CALLING OF TROOPSAND TRANSPORTING

THEM AND EQUIPMENT IN

PREPARATION FOR WAR

GERMANY

AUSTRIA-HUNGARY

OTTOMAN EMPIRE

BULGARIA

GREAT BRITAIN

FRANCE

RUSSIA

USA

ITALY SERBIA

ROMANIA

GREECE

ALBANIA

PORTUGAL

LINE OF FIGHTING

FRANCE - GERMANY

LINE OF FIGHTING

RUSSIA - GERMANY

ARCHDUKE AND HEIR

TO THRONE OFAUSTRIA-HUNGARY

FRANCIS FERDINAND

SERBIAN NATIONALISTWHO SHOTARCHDUKE FERDINAND

GAVRILO

GAVRILO

PRINCIP

PRINCIP

THIS COUNTRY DESIRED

A SOUTHERN SLAVICNATION AND WANTED

TERRITORY FROMAUSTRIA-HUNGARY

DATE OF THE ASSASSINATIONOF ARCHDUKE

FERDINAND

GERMAN KAISER

DURING WWI

GERMAN KAISER

DURING WWI

WILLIAM IIWILLIAM II

THE DATE WHENAUSTRIA-HUNGARY

DECLARES WARON SERBIA

FOREIGN MINISTER OF AUSTRIA-HUNGARY

WHO HELD SERBIARESPONSIBLE

FOR THEASSASSINATION

OF ARCHDUKE FERDINAND

COUNT

LEOPOLD

BEECHTOLD

ALLIANCES AND IMPERIALISMCREATE THIS

GLOBAL CONFLICT

GERMANY DESTROYS

THE RUSSIAN ARMYIN POLAND

GERMANY DESTROYS

THE RUSSIAN ARMYIN POLAND

BATTLE OFTANNENBER

G

BATTLE OFTANNENBER

G

THE GERMANS WERE

STOPPED 19 MILESOUTSIDE OF PARIS

AT THIS BATTLE

THE GERMANS WERE

STOPPED 19 MILESOUTSIDE OF PARIS

AT THIS BATTLE

BATTLE OF THE

MARNE

A WAR STRATEGY

DEFEAT FRANCE QUICKLY

GO TO THE EASTERN FRONT

THE BRITISH PASSENGER

SHIP SUNK BYTHE GERMANS

LUSITANIALUSITANIA

STABLIZED LINES

VERY LITTLE MOVEMENT

SWITZERLAND TO THE NORTH SEA

TRENCHTRENCH

WARFARE

WARFARE

THIS WOULD ENDGERMAN

UNRESTRICTEDSUBMARINE WARFARE

THE AREA BETWEEN

THE TRENCHES

“NO MAN’S LAND”

GERMANS SET UP A ZONE AROUND

BRITAIN

IT SANK SHIPS OF ALL

NATIONS ENTERINGTHESE WATERS

UNRESTRICTED

SUBMARINEWARFARE

THE BRITISH INVASION OF THE

OTTOMAN EMPIRE

THE 1917 REVOLTAGAINST

CZARIST RULE