Major Players of WWI. ISM’s (Reasons to go to war) Nationalism- love for ones country Militarism- strength of military (flex your muscles) Impearlism-

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Major Players of WWI

ISM’s (Reasons to go to war) Nationalism- love for ones country Militarism- strength of military (flex your muscles) Impearlism- conquering other land and people (thing of Africa) –Stanley and Livingston –British take Suez canal –French in North –Berlin Conference in Africa

Woodrow Wilson United States Nationalism & Alliances Glory: Wilsons 14 points & Created the League of Nations now known as the United Nations to solve problems not war

Giuseppe Garibaldi Italy Nationalism Glory: United modern Italy & Father of “modern Italy”

T.E. Lawrence Britain Militarism & alliances Glory: wrote books & created maps of the Middle East and helped defeat the Ottoman Turks & of military service, “Lawrence of Arabia”

Queen Victoria Longest monarch in English history Alliances & Imperialism Glory: she is the grandmother of the Tsar Nicholas, Kaiser Wilhelm II, and King Edward VII of England. Legacy: Created the foremost global power of her time.

Otto von Bismarck Prussia/ Germany Militarism & Nationalism Glory: United Germany with his statesmen ship Legacy: Father of “modern Germany”

John J. Pershing United States Militarism Reason for Glory: Lead the Allied Powers in WWI. Highest ranking military person other than George Washington & trained Allied leaders for WWII (Marshall, Eisenhower, Bradley and Patton)

Stanley & Livingstone Europe & USA Imperialism Glory: charted the interior of Africa and published amazing stories that created an interest in Africa & created the scramble for Africa

Berlin Conference Europe and Africa Imperialism Glory: a new country to explore& creating colonial empires with out any input from people that lived there. Problems today of poverty, dictatorships, human right issues, and genocide.