1. Emma Favier, Ryan Duong, Preshia Rami, Martin Vega 5/6
Battle of Gallipoli
Emma Favier, Ryan Duong, Preshia Rami, Martin Vega
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2. Emma
Thesis
Russia’s population advantage in the war was rendered useless without Britain’s resources. Britain’s use of the Dardanelles strait to deliver materials was challenged with the Ottoman’s entry into the war, limiting Russia’s ability to support its massive population. A British and French attack—aided by ANZAC (Australian New Zealand Army Corps) forces— ultimately failed due to foreign and difficult terrain, strong Turkish resistance, and the underestimation of the Ottoman empire. This loss was the catalyst for Russia’s exit from the war.

3. Emma
Significance
-The Great War was proving to be a battle of resources (trench warfare)
-Germany’s weakness was thought to be in it’s allies
-Without the Dardanelles strait the Allies cannot transport supplies to Russia -without foreign goods Russia can’t arm their massive population
-If the Allies controlled the Dardanelles
it would serve as a barrier between
the Ottoman Empire and Germany

5. Martin
Set-Up
-The war was stalling at the western front (due to trench warfare)
-Winston Churchill proposed that kicking the Ottomans out of the war would undermine Germany.
-British used the Dardanelles strait to transport resources to Russia, but when the Ottomans joined the Central Powers, Britain could no longer use the Dardanelles
-Russia’s Duke Nicholas asks the other Allies to help him maintain access to their resources
-France and Britain attempted a naval attack but failed
Allies
Central Powers
Russia (led by Nicholas Nikolaevich)
France (led by Joseph Joffre)
Great Britain (led by Ian Hamilton)
ANZAC
India
Newfoundland
Ottoman Empire
(led by Otto von Sanders of Germany)

6. Ryan
During
-After the failed naval attack, a land war was planned for the Gallipoli Peninsula but it took a month so the Turks regrouped
-Tried to establish themselves at Chunuk Bair and Achi Baba - Sent more troops in order to get the strait - Ottomans launched counter-offensive to force troops back to sea
-Ironically, just like the west front, trenches were present (not as many) - Ottomans won massively - Allies launched successful evacuation

8. End Result -Was NOT successful -Over 400,000 casualties
Preshia
End Result
-Was NOT successful
-Over 400,000 casualties
- High rate of ANZAC death
-(fun fact: Australia commemorates the bravery of their forces on April 25, ANZAC day)
-Not much changed, Turkey only ensured that they still controlled their canal.
-Allied forces only gained two beachfronts
ANZAC : Australian and New Zealand Army Corps

9. Preshia
Impact
-Russia relied on imports; the Allied Forces losing the war resulted in Russia being cut off from Britain’s resources.
-Being cut off from imports Russia becoming unable to sustain itself
-Russia then began its decline and eventually pulled out of the war during the Bolshevik revolution.
-ANZAC developed a sense of nationality
Anzac day

10. Work Cited
"Battle of Gallipoli." World History: The Modern Era, ABC-CLIO, 2017, worldhistory.abc-clio.com/Search/Display/ Accessed 4 Feb "Gallipoli and the Anzacs." Gallipoli Invasion Plans | Why Did Anzacs Land at Gallipoli? | Gallipoli and the Anzacs. N.p., n.d. Web. 05 Feb History.com Staff. "Battle of Gallipoli." History.com. A&E Television Networks, Web. 31 Jan Truman, C. N. "Gallipoli." History Learning Site. The History Learning Site, UK, 16 Apr Web. 05 Feb