Take Five Take Five Theodore Roosevelt is often called a Theodore Roosevelt is often called a "Progressive" President. Which of these "Progressive" President. Which of these would BEST be an example of this label? would BEST be an example of this label? A) his refusal to seek a third term A) his refusal to seek a third term as President as President B) he backed the construction of the B) he backed the construction of the Panama Canal Panama Canal C) he supported passage of the Food C) he supported passage of the Food and Drug Act of 1906 and Drug Act of 1906 D) his willingness to send the D) his willingness to send the American Navy around the world American Navy around the world
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Take FiveTake Five
Theodore Roosevelt is often called a Theodore Roosevelt is often called a "Progressive" President. Which of these "Progressive" President. Which of these would BEST be an example of this label?would BEST be an example of this label? A) his refusal to seek a third term as A) his refusal to seek a third term as PresidentPresident B) he backed the construction of the B) he backed the construction of the Panama CanalPanama Canal C) he supported passage of the Food and C) he supported passage of the Food and Drug Act of 1906Drug Act of 1906 D) his willingness to send the American D) his willingness to send the American Navy around the world Navy around the world
The War To End The War To End All Wars: WWIAll Wars: WWI
The Annexation of Bosnia and The Annexation of Bosnia and HerzegovinaHerzegovina
Assassination of Archduke Franz Assassination of Archduke Franz FerdinandFerdinand
The Black HandThe Black Hand
Gavrilo Princip, , Nedjelko Cabrinovic and Trifko and Trifko GrabezGrabez
Austria gives Serbia an ultimatum Austria gives Serbia an ultimatum
Franz Ferdinand & Sophie von Franz Ferdinand & Sophie von ChotkovaChotkova
Division of the WorldDivision of the WorldCentral Powers-Former Triple Alliance Central Powers-Former Triple Alliance
Germany—Kaiser Wilhelm II & Chancellor Otto von Germany—Kaiser Wilhelm II & Chancellor Otto von BismarckBismarck
Austro-Hungary-Emperor Franz JosefAustro-Hungary-Emperor Franz JosefBulgaria-Prime Minister Vasil RadoslavovBulgaria-Prime Minister Vasil RadoslavovOttoman Empire (Turkey)-Enver PashaOttoman Empire (Turkey)-Enver Pasha
Allied Powers-Former Triple EntenteAllied Powers-Former Triple EntenteGreat Britain-King George V & Prime Minister David Great Britain-King George V & Prime Minister David
Lloyd George (1916)Lloyd George (1916)France-President Raymond Poincare & Prime Minister France-President Raymond Poincare & Prime Minister
George ClemenceauGeorge ClemenceauItaly-King Victor Emmanuel & Prime Minister Vittori Italy-King Victor Emmanuel & Prime Minister Vittori
OrlandoOrlandoRussia-Czar Nicholas IIRussia-Czar Nicholas IIJapanJapan
Otto Von BismarckOtto Von Bismarck
Prime Minister David Lloyd George & Prime Prime Minister David Lloyd George & Prime Minister Georges ClemenceauMinister Georges Clemenceau
Russian Troops Mobilizing in 1914Russian Troops Mobilizing in 1914
The European homefrontThe European homefront
RationingRationing
Women in the factoriesWomen in the factories
PropagandaPropaganda
GenocideGenocide
Take Five…Take Five…
From your folder assignment…From your folder assignment…what new weapons were invented what new weapons were invented
during WWI?during WWI?
A new type of warfareA new type of warfare
Trench warfareTrench warfareMachine guns, grenade guns, chemical warfare, flame Machine guns, grenade guns, chemical warfare, flame throwers, tanks, heavy artillerythrowers, tanks, heavy artillery
NavyNavyGreat BritainGreat Britain
DreadnoughtDreadnoughtBlockadesBlockades
GermanyGermanyU-boatsU-boatsConvoy systemConvoy system
Air ForceAir ForceDirigiblesDirigiblesDog fightsDog fights
AcesAcesThe Red BaronThe Red BaronEddie RickenbackerEddie Rickenbacker
DirigiblesDirigibles
German U-Boat German U-Boat
The “Jenny”-Curtiss JN-4The “Jenny”-Curtiss JN-4
The Red BaronThe Red Baron
Eddie RickenbackerEddie Rickenbacker
Italian Soldiers Fighting in FranceItalian Soldiers Fighting in France
The “Camel Corps”The “Camel Corps”
Italian Alpine RegimentItalian Alpine Regiment
Soldiers from the Ottoman EmpireSoldiers from the Ottoman Empire
The design of trench warfareThe design of trench warfare
German trenchesGerman trenches
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Which statement BEST explains why United Which statement BEST explains why United States entered World War I in 1917?States entered World War I in 1917? A) The Japanese launched a surprise A) The Japanese launched a surprise attack on the U.S.attack on the U.S. B) The U.S. citizens were calling for war B) The U.S. citizens were calling for war against Germany.against Germany. C) The German navy had sunk the C) The German navy had sunk the LusitaniaLusitania that year. that year. D) The U.S. had evidence of a threat to D) The U.S. had evidence of a threat to its national security. its national security.
Early Years of the War (1914-1916)Early Years of the War (1914-1916)
War on the western frontWar on the western frontFirst Battle of the MarneFirst Battle of the MarneFailure of the Schieffen PlanFailure of the Schieffen PlanWar of AttritionWar of AttritionBattle of VerdunBattle of VerdunStalemateStalemate
War on the Eastern FrontWar on the Eastern FrontBattle of TannenburgBattle of TannenburgThe Gallipoli CampaignThe Gallipoli CampaignCzar Nicholas II takes commandCzar Nicholas II takes command
Taxi cabs taking French soldiers to Taxi cabs taking French soldiers to the First Battle of the Marnethe First Battle of the Marne
The Battle of TannenburgThe Battle of Tannenburg
Gallipoli CampaignGallipoli Campaign
In Class Assignment…In Class Assignment… Using the blank map provided, label the Using the blank map provided, label the
following countries Central or Allied following countries Central or Allied powers:powers:• GermanyGermany• Austria-HungaryAustria-Hungary• BulgariaBulgaria• Great BritainGreat Britain• FranceFrance• RussiaRussia• ItalyItaly• Ottoman EmpireOttoman Empire• Belgium Belgium
War destruction in FranceWar destruction in France
Fighting in the mud in BelgiumFighting in the mud in Belgium
Makeshift hospitalsMakeshift hospitals
War in the Middle EastWar in the Middle EastFighting in PersiaFighting in PersiaProtecting the Suez CanalProtecting the Suez CanalAgreement for Arab independenceAgreement for Arab independence
War at SeaWar at SeaBritish sea power “Grand Fleet”British sea power “Grand Fleet”BlockadesBlockadesBattle of JutlandBattle of JutlandGerman submarine warfareGerman submarine warfare
Battles at JutlandBattles at Jutland
Convoy systemConvoy system
U.S. InterventionU.S. Intervention
Wilson declares neutralityWilson declares neutrality
““He kept us out of the war”He kept us out of the war”
The U.S. Role in 1917 & 1918The U.S. Role in 1917 & 1918
NavyNavy
Ground troopsGround troops
Selective Service ActSelective Service Act
Trench warfareTrench warfare
Air battlesAir battles
General PershingGeneral Pershing
The Other Allied PowersThe Other Allied Powers
Allied PowersAllied Powers
RussiaRussia
Bolshevik RevolutionBolshevik Revolution
V.I. LeninV.I. Lenin
Major Battles and Allied VictoriesMajor Battles and Allied Victories
2nd Battle of the Marne2nd Battle of the Marne
Hindenburg LineHindenburg Line
German ArmisticeGerman Armistice
End of the Czars End of the Czars
Lenin addresses a crowdLenin addresses a crowd
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This organization was created in This organization was created in 1919 to decrease the likelihood of 1919 to decrease the likelihood of international disputes becoming international disputes becoming violent.violent. A) The Warsaw Pact A) The Warsaw Pact B) The United Nations B) The United Nations C) The League of Nations C) The League of Nations D) The International Court of Justice D) The International Court of Justice
Peace TalksPeace Talks
Paris Peace ConferenceParis Peace Conference
Treaty of VersaillesTreaty of Versailles
Wilson’s Fourteen PointsWilson’s Fourteen Points
League of NationsLeague of Nations
Nov. 11, 1918 ArmisticeNov. 11, 1918 Armistice
Paris Peace ConferenceParis Peace Conference
Results of WWIResults of WWI
Costs of the WarCosts of the War
CausalitiesCausalities
MonetaryMonetary
New World OrderNew World Order
U.S. emerges as a “super U.S. emerges as a “super power”power”
Honoring WWI soldiers in FranceHonoring WWI soldiers in France
Trends in society due to WWITrends in society due to WWI
Economic boom to bustEconomic boom to bust““Great Migration”Great Migration”