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The Beginning of the End…. 2014 end of war
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Can we have peace without victory?
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Russia leaves the War Bolshevik Revolution Treaty of Brest-Litovsk Lenin pulls Russian troops out in 1918 Germany can focus on the West
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TREATY OF BREST-LITOVSK
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reintroduction of sub-warfare 6 weeks food left 470 ships sunk
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1917: U.S. Enters the War Lusitania Submarine warfare Zimmerman note Cultural & economic ties
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Zimmerman Telegram
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Victory! March 1918—final showdown Germans are exhausted Kaiser forced to step down & flees to the Netherlands Germany seeks armistice
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Woodrow Wilson delivers war message Woodrow Wilson 14 points make world safe for democracy
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Fourteen Points End secret treaties Freedom of the seas Free trade Arms reductions Self-determination League of Nations
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Armistice cessation of fighting, not surrender Foch November 11, 1918 11:00 AM
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Armistice lines in Europe 1918
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Costs of the War Loss of life and property
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Total Casualties in World War I
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Casualties of World War I Allies
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Casualties of World War I Central Powers
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Total Casualties in World War I
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Esnes
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The Fragile Peace…
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2. The Allied Powers England FranceItaly United States
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The “Big Four” Paris Peace Conference Lloyd George Clemenceau D’OrlandoWilson
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1. Security for France 2. Reparations: Rebuild damaged French industry Clemenceau The “Big Four” Paris Peace Conference
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Lloyd George Destroy German navy Acquire German colonies Reparations The “Big Four” Paris Peace Conference But… He wants Germany strong enough to block Communist spread
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Obtain territory promised in secret treaty D’Orlando The “Big Four” Paris Peace Conference
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No annexation No punitive damages Self-determination Wilson “Peace without victory ”
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Fourteen Points End secret treaties Freedom of the seas Free trade Arms reductions Self-determination League of Nations
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Hall of Mirrors at peace signing 35 nations attended actually 5 treaties
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The Treaty of Versailles Germany accepts full blame Reparations (>$30 billion) Limited German military Alsace-Lorraine returned to France Germany stripped of colonies
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new nations
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loss of territory
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new nations
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Members non-Members Resigned League of Nations
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Who is responsible for the war? Peace of Europe
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Can we have peace without victory?
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