World War I Study Guide 10.5 Students analyze the causes and course of the First World War 10.6 Students analyze the effects of the First World War. Notebook: Review what Europe was like before the war and how the war got started • How did the balance of power change because of newly united Germany and Italy? • Why did France form an alliance with Russia? • Why did Italy form an alliance with Germany? • Review the long term causes, particularly the DQ on the connections among the four long term causes • Know the chain of events or “domino effect” that led to war being declared after the assassination of the Austrian Archduke Review long fuse idea • What did they think the war would be like? • What are some events the war caused? • Why the title “Long Fuse”? • What was the new balance of power? • Why was Germany’s alliance to Austria problematic? How was Austria different from Germany? Remember that Greta Britain did not have conscription ( a draft) before the war broke out What are the effects of “Total War”? • Why do governments expand their powers in wartime, and what are the results of that expansion? • What types of censorship were used? • What impact did women have on the work force? US into the war and propaganda: • What is propaganda and why was the Zimmerman telegram and the sinking of the Lusitania important? • Why do governments use propaganda? • What is unrestricted submarine warfare and how did it bring the US into the war? • What was the US reaction to the Zimmerman telegram? The End of the o How and why does the war end? o What is the lesson of WWI? o Why was the war a tragedy? o What was the Treaty of Versailles like and what were some of the main provisions regarding Germany? o Review the “Lost Peace” video questions o What role did the US play at Versailles? o What were the main ideas in Wilson’s 14-point speech? o What was the goal of the league of nations? Dates: Know when the war began and when it ended Know the year the United Sates entered the war Know the year Russia left the war Battles: Study the following: o Marne o Ypres, Somme o Verdun, o Gallipoli o Tannenberg Terms: Know the definition, significance, and application of the following: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. War of attrition Stalemate Poison gas-who used it first, what were the effects, etc. Artillery Balkan Powder Keg Black Hand- Gavrilo Princip Triple Alliance Triple Entente Militarism Colonialism Nationalism Western Front Two front war Casualty Ultimatum Schlieffen Plan Trench warfare Brest-Litovsk- treaty that got Russia out of the war and gave Poland to Germany Propaganda Enlist Conscription Armistice Zimmerman telegram Unrestricted submarine warfare Lusitania Mobilization No-Man’s Land People: Bismark (Leader who unified Germany) Garibaldi (Leader who unified Italy) Kaiser Wilhelm Czar Nicholas President Woodrow Wilson