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WWI
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World War I - Ian Stocks
In Europe Tensions are high with feelings of
Nationalism
Militarism
Imperialism
Political, Economic, and Social System characterized promoting interests of a nation
The belief or the desire of a government or a people that a state should maintain a strong military
An action that involves a country extending its power by the acquisition
War begins: June 28th 1914
Assasination of Frans Ferdinand
Austria-Hungary Archduke, by Serbia
This starts the System of allies
Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia
Later Ottoman Empire allies with Austria-Hungary
Russia declares war on Austria-Hungary
Germany declares war on Russia
France declares war on Germany
Germany invades Belgium
Great Britain declares war on Germany
U.S. had to many ethnic backgrounds to choose aside and no "Entangling Alliances"
Neutrality allowed the U.S. to have potential economic relations with both sides.
Pres. Wilson chooses neutrality
British Blockade and German U boat attacks make neutrality difficult
U-boat fires on Lusitania the Arabic and Sussex pushing U.S further into conflict
Lead to Sussex Pledge: A German promise in 1916 to begin giving advance warning of submarine attacks on ocean liners and to spare the lives of passengers and crew
U.S. begins preparedness movement to be ready to enter the war if necessary.
Propaganda campaign begins in U.S against Germany.
British intercept Zimmerman note increases U.S. Anti-German feelings.
ZImmerman note: Germany would ally w/ Mexico if U.S. invovled in war
Pres. Wilson asks Congress to declare war on Germany
April 2, 1917 Congress Declared War
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