1. WORLD WAR I BY: KARINAPOLANCO 1914 - 1920 1914 - 1920 2. WAR BREAKS OUT IN EUROPE 3. CAUSES OF WORLD WAR I Imperialism:the policy by which stronger nations extend their…

1. World War I 2. The Road to War 3. Origins of World War I Causes of WWI  Imperialism: European competition for trade & territory in Africa, Asia, & Pacific…

1. World War I 2. The Road to War 3. Origins of World War I Causes of WWI  Imperialism: European competition for trade & territory in Africa, Asia, & Pacific…

Slide 1The Great War 1914 - 1918 Slide 2 Causes Web of Alliances Nationalism Imperialism Militarism Slide 3 *Web of Alliances Slide 4 *Nationalism – devotion to ones nation…

Slide 1 Slide 2 World War I Slide 3 II.The United States Enters the War Slide 4 "Lafayette, we are here!" General John J. Pershing Why did the U.S. Abandon Neutrality…

Slide 1COURSE OF WWI Slide 2 Course of WWI short war illusion Schlieffen Plan: avoid 2-front war western front vs. eastern front trench warfare = stalemate Slide 3 Schlieffen…

Slide 1World War One America Ascendant Slide 2 Long-term causes 1. Imperialism A. competition amongst European nations for resources, labor, markets Slide 3 2. Nationalism…

Slide 1Ideally, we have quality statesmen implementing our foreign policy. With effective foreign policy, there is no need for defense policy. From this perspective, military…

Slide 1“The Great War” Slide 2 How did the War start On 28 June 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, and his wife, Sophie,…

1. Hello! Today is 1/14/14 Get out your HOMEWORK 2. What we’re going to do today By the end of class, you will be able to explain why the U.S. got involved in World War…