1. 1.What event helped the USA become a world power? The Spanish American War helped the US become a world power. 2.What said that the USA should have international police power? The Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine declared the US had international police power. 3.What is an alliance? An alliance is a formal agreement or treaty between An alliance is a formal agreement or treaty between two or more nations or people to help each other for specific purposes. 4. Where did World War I take place? World War I took place in Europe. DO NOW

4. Bosnia was a territory in the very south-east corner of the Austrian empire.

5. Some people there wanted to be independent from Austria and set up their own state which could run itself.

6. Serbia had ethnic (family) ties to Bosnia and many Serbians wanted Bosnia to be free.

8. On June 28, 1914 Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the heir to the Austrian throne, was assassinated by a Serbian organization known as the Black Hand Gang.

9.  Archduke Franz Ferdinand Black Hand Gang   Gavrilo Princip

10. The arrest of Gavrilo Princip

13. In total eight men were charged with treason and Franz Ferdinand's murder. However under Austro-Hungarian law capital punishment could not be applied to anyone under the age of 20 when the crime was committed. Gavrilo Princip, whose precise date of birth could not be firmly established at his trial, was therefore imprisoned for the maximum duration, twenty years. He died however of tuberculosis on 28 April 1918.

14. Gavrilo Princip

15. Austria-Hungary blames Serbia for the murder of their Archduke and…

16. ONE MONTH LATER, ON JULY 28, 1914, AUSTRIA DECLARES WAR AGAINST SERBIA - IGNITING WORLD WAR I.

17. A WAR BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND SERBIA, MEANT A WAR BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA - SERBIA'S TRADITIONAL ALLY.

18. WAR BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA MEANT GERMANY, BOUND BY THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE TREATY TO AUSTRIA, WAS AT WAR WITH RUSSIA.

19. RUSSIA AT WAR WITH GERMANY, MEANT FRANCE AND BRITAIN, BOUND BY ALLIANCES WITH RUSSIA KNOWN AS THE TRIPLE ENTENTE, WERE ALSO AT WAR WITH GERMANY.

20. ALLIES ITALY REMAINED NEUTRAL UNTIL 23 MAY 1915, WHEN IT ENTERED THE WAR ON THE SIDE OF THE ALLIES.

21. CENTRAL POWERS Germany *Austria-Hungary Bulgaria Ottoman Empire (Turkey)

22. ALLIES Great Britain France Russia Belgium *Serbia USA

24. A) The U.S. had strong economic and political ties to Great Britain

25. B) Inability to remain NEUTRAL (not interfere).

26. C) German unrestricted SUBMARINE WARFARE (sinking of the LUSITANIA)

27. D. But the Zimmermann telegram threatened U.S. National interests and forced President Wilson into action.

28. PRESIDENT WILSON ASKED CONGRESS FOR PERMISSION TO GO TO WAR, AND ON APRIL 6, 1917, CONGRESS OFFICIALLY DECLARED IT. PRESIDENT WILSON, ALONG WITH MANY AMERICANS, JUSTIFIED THEIR INVOLVEMENT AS "AN ACT OF HIGH PRINCIPLE AND IDEALISM...[AND]...AS A CRUSADE TO MAKE THE WORLD SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY."

29. The United States’ involvement in World War I ended a long tradition of avoiding involvement in European conflicts and set the stage for the United States to emerge as a global superpower.

32. The 37-mm gun section of the 2nd Division is seen in combat against German forces in an undated World War One photo. Machine guns were regularly employed for the first time, forever altering the battlefield. Reuters

33. US artillerymen fire a 75mm gun toward Montsec from a position near Beaumont, France on September 12, 1918. World War One was the first major war where a majority of casualties were inflicted by artillery. Reuters

34. French soldiers fire rifles and throw rocks in an attempt to dislodge German soldiers from hillside trenches. Steel helmets were used for the first time in World War One as protective headgear for soldiers. Getty

36. Circa 1917: US soldiers demonstrate the different styles of gas masks used by Allied and German forces during the First World War. Chemical weapons in the form of deadly poison gases were used for the first time, leading quickly to the development of the first gas masks. Getty

37. Circa 1917: Germans test the climbing powers of captured British tanks, redecorated in German colors. Tanks were invented as a means of breaking the trench warfare stalemate. Getty

38. A group of German soldiers prepare to make contact using a field telephone. Wireless communications and field telephones were regularly used for the first time to coordinate military movements. Getty

39. 1st Lt. Eddie Rickenbacker, America's most successful World War One fighter ace, poses with a biplane. Aircraft were deployed in war en masse for the first time, for both air-to-air combat and reconnaissance. Reuters

40. Aircraft carriers were used for the first time, with the HMS Argus setting the template for future carriers capable of allowing planes to both take off and land on ships. Dazzle camouflage was designed by Norman Wilkinson to confuse enemies. The camouflage was intended to make it difficult to pinpoint the direction in which a ship was travelling. Getty

41. An officer receives a camera and its film for processing in the field. Reuters

42. An early aerial reconnaissance photograph taken at 8,000 ft shows deep trenches, mine craters and shell strikes on an important sector of the Hindenburg Line. Getty

43. United States L class submarines are seen stationed in the Azores during World War One. Submarines were used in mass numbers for the first time in naval warfare. Reuters

44. Trench Warfare