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WORLD TIMELINE

1492-1776 New World Colonialism

1776-Late 1800’s Africa Colonialism and Industrial Revolution for England

1860-1940s U.S. Civil War and U.S. Industrial Revolution

World War I 1914-1919

4 Main Causes Alliances Imperialism Militarism Nationalism

Alliances

Inevitability of War June 28, 1914 Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria assassinated

The Inevitability of War July 5, 1914 Germany issues A- H “blank check” pledging military assistance if A-H goes to war against Russia July 23, 1914 Austria issues Serbia an ultimatum July 28, 1914 A-H declares war on Serbia July 29, 1914 Russia orders full mobilization of its troops August 1,1914 Germany declares war on Russia August 2, 1914 Germany demands Belgium declare access to German troops

“Belgium is a country, not a road” King Albert I of Belgium denied permission August 2, 1914 Germany declared war on France Why??? The Schlieffen Plan! August 4, 1914 Great Britain declared war on Germany for violating Belgian neutrality

1914 – 1915 Illusions and Stalemate Many Europeans were excited about war “Defend yourself against the aggressors” War would be over in a few weeks Ignored the length and brutality of the American Civil War (prototype to World War I)

1914 – 1915 Illusions and Stalemate Belief that Modern industrial war could not be conducted for more than a few months “Home by Christmas”

The Schlieffen Plan’s Destructive Nature

The Schlieffen Plan Invade western front 1st After defeating France concentrate on the Eastern front Avoid fighting a 2 front war

Plan works as long as…. Russia would take at least 6 weeks to mobilize. France would be easily defeated in 6 weeks. Belgium would not resist any German attack. Britain would remain neutral.

The Schlieffen Plan’s Destructive Nature

Stalemate

The Trenches Trenches dug from English Channel to Switzerland 6,250 miles 6 to 8 feet deep Immobilized both sides for 4 years

Life in the Trenches Elaborate systems of defense barbed wire Concrete machine gun nests Mortar batteries Troops lived in holes underground Boredom! Shellshock Surrounded by Death Mustard Gas

Death Toll of War Allied Powers Central Powers 42 million served 22 million casualties 15 million casualties