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monday -thursday: presentations

weapons

rifles, machine guns, pineapple grenade, pistol\

planes

used for spying, sending mail, dogfights, bombing

tanks

didn’t have a big part in the war, slow artillery

gases

terrorizes people, drops moral

medical advances

marie curie invented the portable Xray machine

blood packs were given to the soldiers for their loss of blood, they didn’t know about blood types, so many people died from getting the wrong blood

armistice

armistice means a cessation of hostilities as a prelude to peace negotiation (both sides agree to stop fighting)

in context of the first world war the armistice is generallty reffered to in context of the agreement between the german and the allies to end the war november 11, 1918

signed at 5 am , came into effect at 11 AM

conditions for germany

immediate clearing of belgium, france, alsave larraine, concluded within 14 days, any troops still there will be taken prisoner

surrender 5,000 cannons 30000 machine guns 3000 trench mortars, and 2000 places...

evacuation

on right bank of rhine a neutral zone from 30 to 40 km deep evac. within 11 days

nothing will be removed from the territory on left bank

surrender 5000 locomotives 150000 railway coaches, and 10000 trucks

wilson’s 14 points moral cause of the postwar peace in europe became the basis for a peace program “safer democracy”

  1. no secret agreements- all countries should know who is allies with who

  2. free navigation in all seas-

  3. an end to economics barriers between countries- reduce tariffs

  4. reducing of the numbers of weapons- all countries

  5. decisions regarding the colonies should be impartial-

  6. the german army should leave prussia

  7. belgium should be independent again

  8. france should recover alsace lorraine

  9. all italians are allowed to live in italy

  10. turkish people should be governed by a turkish government

  11. independence should be allowed to the balkans

  12. self determination should be allowed to austria hungary

  13. poland should be independent and have access to the sea

  14. a league of nations should be created

germany thought the armistice was based on the 14 points

many allies were skeptical about wilson’s ideas

britain refused to sign some points

allies wanted germany to pay for the reparations

germans believed it was fair terms of peace

Wilson was an idealist, felt that he can save everyone, in reality not possible, looking for the best in everything

Americans were all for it

other countries wanted revenge and money

maximilian of baden(german) asked wilson for an armistice in october 1918

wilson became sick at the beginning of the paris peace conference

the french prime minister changed many of wilson’s point

wilson’s 14 points influenced the treaty of versailles and......

Cost of allied powers

paid around $125,690,477,000 to fund the war effort

suffered over 22 million in casualties

5.1 million killed

12.8 million wounded

4.1 million MIA

US spent about 22 billion dollars

Total cost of WWI 186,333,637,000

21.2 million wounded

8.5 million killed

7.8 million MIA’

115,000 total United states dead

new countries after WW1

finland

estonia

latvia

lithuania

poland

czechoslovakia

yugoslavia

Bullshti revolution

peoples: vladimir lenin, established bolshevik party, lead rebellion to establish communism in Russia tsar nicholasII, alexander kerensky

who are the bolshiviks? radical socialist group, led by vladimir lenin, take over russia, got aids from germany

october revolution

armed rebellion, ovtober 24, august 31 bullshiviks get majority in the petrograd societ, october 24, bolshevik troops take over government buildings, telegraph and telephone offices, banks, railroads, post offices major bridges, october 25 bolshevik troops fight to take winter palace, kerensky flees russia, october 26 government is taken over

treaty of tits-litovsk, signed on march 3rd 1918, it ended russia participation in the wartussia lost a lot of land, independence to ukraine, georgia, and finland, lost poland lithuania, estonia, coal mines, iron stores, industry

Took the test on Thurday

Friday started the 1920's project

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