World War I 1914-1918 Warm Up Agree / Disagree?  1. War is always wrong  2. In war, everyone and everything is a target.

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World War I

Warm Up Agree / Disagree?  1. War is always wrong  2. In war, everyone and everything is a target.

Table of Contents  Causes of WWI  Timeline  Major Fronts/Trench Warfare  New Technology  The Homefront  Gallipoli  Turning Points/ End of WWI  The Challenge of Creating Peace  Vocabulary

: Age of Imperialism  European Nations Compete with One Another for Resources and Markets

What Happens When Nations Compete for the Same Resources and Markets ?

Competition leads to Conflict. Conflict leads to Tension. Tension leads to Mistrust. All of which leads to... WAR

Causes of World War I  Nationalism  Deep loyalty to your nation. Drives competition for resources and desire to overpower, out produce each other.

Causes of World War I  Imperialism  European nations competed with each other for colonies. Raw materials. Leads to competition, mistrust, tension.

NationalismArms Race Militarism Causes of World War I  Militarism  Glorifying military power. Keep nation ready for war. Great nations have great militaries.

Causes of World War I  Alliance System  Suspicion and mistrust.  To feel safe, Europeans begin to form alliances with each other to keep peace, feel secure. Fragile.

Nationalism Alliance System Militarism Imperialism