WORLD WAR I SSUSH15 The student will analyze the origins and impact of U.S. involvement in World War I. a. Describe the movement from U.S. neutrality.
World War I. System of Alliances By 1914, Europe was split into two hostile alliance systems. Such a situation contains inherent dangers. Counting on.
Part Three: The House of Hohenzollern. The Thirty Years War devastated the German speaking lands.
Gavrilo Princip A FREEDOM FIGHTER OR A TERRORIST? BY: AMBER MCKENZIE GAVRILO PRINCIP --- ARCHDUKE FRANZ FERDINAND OF AUSTRIA.
Chapter 15, Section 1; World War 1 Causes of WW1 1.Nationalism-devotion and loyalty to one’s country 2.Competion for land and resources 3.Wanting to show.
World War I. Objectives Content: Differentiate between the long term and immediate causes of World War I. Learning: List the 4 MAIN causes of World.
CHAPTER 15: MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY. Standards SS6CG5 The student will explain the structure of modern European governments. a. Compare the parliamentary.
Start Playing Jeopardy Final Jeopardy WWIWWIIInter-war Years 100 200 400 300 400 500 Cold WarVocab.
ABSOLUTISM IN AUSTRIA Nikki Kuntz, Jordan Pocquat, Caitlin Vielstich, Julie Youpa, and Christianna Pepingco.
Ch 16 War & Revolution Sec 1 The Road to World War I.
Rise of Nationalism – Can unify a country or cause intense competition (example – Britain & Germany competed for industrial dominance) and for reclaiming.
The Causes of WW1 M ilitarism A ssassination I mperialism N ationalism E ntangling Alliances.
