Wilson and Foreign Policy An End to Dollar Diplomacy Mexico and the Caribbean The Guns of August 1914-1916: A Strained Neutrality The Road to War.

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Wilson and Foreign Policy An End to Dollar Diplomacy Mexico and the Caribbean The Guns of August : A Strained Neutrality The Road to War

Wilson

US Caribbean Empire

Mexico

Wilson and Mexico

1910- Madero overthrows Diaz govt.

Wilson and Mexico Madero overthrows Diaz govt Huerta overthrows Diaz govt.

Wilson and Mexico Madero overthrows Diaz govt Huerta overthrows Diaz govt Tampico Incident

Wilson and Mexico Madero overthrows Diaz govt Huerta overthrows Diaz govt Tampico Incident US Marines occupy Vera Cruz

Wilson and Mexico Madero overthrows Diaz govt Huerta overthrows Diaz govt Tampico Incident US Marines occupy Vera Cruz Garranza and Pancho Villa fight for control of the country

Wilson and Mexico Madero overthrows Diaz govt Huerta overthrows Diaz govt Tampico Incident US Marines occupy Vera Cruz Garranza and Pancho Villa fight for control of the country Wilson sends General Pershing into Mexico to find Villa

Origins of WW I in Europe

June Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated

Origins of WW I in Europe June Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated

Origins of WW I in Europe June Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated July Alliance System responds

Origins of WW I in Europe June Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated July Alliance System responds August Russia Mobilizes its Army

Origins of WW I in Europe June Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated July Alliance System responds August Russia Mobilizes its Army August Germany attacks France

The Two Sides

Axis Powers: Germany Austria- Hungary Italy

The Two Sides Axis Powers: Germany Austria- Hungary Italy Allied Powers: Great Britain Russia France

The North Sea

U-Boat

The Road to War

Germans begin unrestricted sub warfare

The Road to War Germany starts unrestricted sub warfare 1915-The Lusitania is sunk

The Road to War Germany starts unrestricted sub warfare 1915-The Lusitania is sunk 1915-Germany stops unrestricted sub warfare

The Road to War Germany starts unrestricted sub warfare 1915-The Lusitania is sunk 1915-Germany stops unrestricted sub warfare 1917-Unrestricted sub warfare again

The Road to War Germany starts unrestricted sub warfare 1915-The Lusitania is sunk 1915-Germany stops unrestricted sub warfare 1917-Unrestricted sub warfare again 1917-Zimmerman Telegram

The Road to War Germany starts unrestricted sub warfare 1915-The Lusitania is sunk 1915-Germany stops unrestricted sub warfare 1917-Unrestricted sub warfare again 1917-Zimmerman Telegram 1917-Bolsehvik Revolution in Russia

The Road to War Germany starts unrestricted sub warfare 1915-The Lusitania is sunk 1915-Germany stops unrestricted sub warfare 1917-(Jan) Unrestricted sub warfare again 1917-(April) Zimmerman Telegram 1917-(March) Revolution in Russia 1917-(April) USA Declares War!