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Major Battles and Conclusion of

 A war where all of a countries resources are used to fight  Propaganda, women in factories, civilian duty  War of Attrition:  A slow wearing-down war in which each side tried to outlast the other

 1914  Battle of Marne: ▪ Western Front ▪ France stops German advance into Paris ▪ Trench warfare begins  Battle of Tannenberg ▪ Eastern Front ▪ Huge German Win against the Russians ▪ Germany in two front war ▪ Cryptology

Verdun – February, 1916  German offensive-humiliate France  Each side had 500,000 casualties!  German offensive-humiliate France  Each side had 500,000 casualties! French losses: 337,23 1 of which 162,308 dead or missing German losses: 337,0 00 of which 100,000 dead or missing Total: 714,23 1 of which 262,308 dead or missing

The Somme – July, 1916  60,000 British soldiers killed in one day  Over 1,000,000 killed in 5 months  60,000 British soldiers killed in one day  Over 1,000,000 killed in 5 months

 1915  Battle of Gallipoli  Turkish Front  Allies defeated by Ottoman Empire  Russia remains landlocked

 Events that pushed U.S. into WWI: 1. Unrestricted German submarine warfare ▪ Sinking of Lusitania(1915) 2. Zimmerman Note 3. Overthrow of Russian Czar  U.S. “neutral” until April 6 th, 1917  May 28 th 1918 our first victory at Cantigny

 1918:  Germany focuses on Western Front ▪ had to fight US  Bulgaria, AH and Ottomans surrender  German Kaiser steps down  German Weimar Republic formed  Weimar Republic signs Armistice in Nov. ▪ WWI Fighting OVER!!!

 Meeting of the Big 4:  GB: David Lloyd George  France: George Clemenceau  United States: Woodrow Wilson  Italy: Vittorio Orlando  Who were these men and what kind of “peace” did each of them want?

 Blame?  Reparations?  Colonies of Central Powers?  Rhineland?  Alsace-Lorraine?  Poland?  Danzig?  Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Estonia?  Czechoslovakia?

1. Russia and Central Powers not invited! 2. Political Problems 3. Territorial Conflicts 4. Reparations 5. How to maintain peace  Force  Wilson’s 14 Points ▪ Freedom of seas, no secret treaties, no economic barriers, reduce arms, fair land divisions, establish League of Nations

 Officially ended WWI 1919  Treated Germany Harsh  Formed Independent Republics  Formed League of Nations