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“The Great War” World War I

Assassination of Franz Ferdinand

Balkan Nationalism Decline of the Ottoman Empire “Yugoslav”-ism Fears of Austria-Hungary

Mobilization Russia Mobilization Schlieffen Plan Britain and Belgium

Alliance System German fears French fears Triple Alliance and Triple Entente

Militarism National armies Naval arms race

“World” war? Africa ANZAC East Asia India Middle East

Technology and Tactics Trench Warfare New tools of war

Total War Conscription Rationing Propaganda

Propaganda

Russian Revolution

Uncle Sam Cultural and economic ties to the Allies Unrestricted submarine warfare

Armistice “Backstabbing” myth

Coach Lerch’s Final Thoughts World War I was the culmination of the major developments of 19th century Europe (Nationalism, Industrialism, Imperialism) It was also an important factor in many of the key events of the 20th century (Communist Revolutions, Colonial Nationalism, WWII, and more)