The End of the first World War

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The End of the first World War Germany loses

The Central Powers lose! Allies (winners!) Great Britain (includes soldiers throughout the British Empire) France Russia (left the war because of the Russian Revolution in 1917) USA (one year) Central Powers (losers!) Germany Austria-Hungary The Ottoman Empire (now Turkey)

I. British Naval Blockade The blockade cut off supplies from the German army and the German people. The war lost support among the German people.

II. The U.S. enters the war A. Importance The US enters in 1917 The US had a huge army and lots of resources. Soldiers were drafted Americans had not been demoralized by years of fighting.

B. Why did the USA enter? Submarine warfare Americans were helping the Allies secretly German U-Boats sink American ships. Including the Lusitania, which had civilian passengers

III. Armistice The guns stop at 11:11 am on 11/11/1918 Today, this day is celebrated as Remembrance Day in Great Britain, Canada, etc.

IV. Treaty of Versailles King Louis XIV’s palace outside of Paris Where they wrote the treaty to end the First World War The Treaty of Versailles Made by Great Britain, France, and the USA; Germany and Austria-Hungary NOT invited.

V. Harsh Conditions for Germany Germany had to Accept total responsibility for causing the war; Pay 32 billion in reparations (“I’m sorry” money) Get rid of their an army and navy Germany lost 25 million sq. miles of territory and 7 million citizens All their colonies in Africa (Cameroon, Namibia, Togo, Rwanda, and Burundi).