1. What were the causes of WWI in Europe?
militarism, imperialism,
2. What were the major alliances of WWI?
axis alliles
3. What were the goals of WWI for all the major countries involved?
germeny russia US englend
4. What were some of the major land batt
Today we did blog Discussions over WW1
Causes- imperialism, nationalism, economic competition, alliances.
Austria Hungary declared war on Serbia
because the assassination and ww1 starts to began as a chain reaction.
1. What were the causes of WWI in Europe?
2. What were the major alliances of WWI?
Central powers- Germany, Austria-Hungry, Bulgaria, Turkey.
Allied powers- United Kingdom, France, Russia, US (1917), Italy
3. What were the goals of WWI for all the major
Mr. Bruns took over and basically took over the whole class
1. What were the causes of WWI in Europe? Nationalism was one and resources
2. What were the major alliances of WWI? UK, Italy, Russia, US and more for one side and the other was Germany,
3. Wh
1. What were the causes of WWI in Europe?
four decades of Hostility toward the country that were involved
2. What were the major alliances of WWI?
The allied powers and central powers
3. What were the goals of WWI for all the major countries involved?
4.
1. What were the causes of WWI in Europe?
Militarism, Imperialism, Economic Competition. There was a serbian conspiracy to assassinate Franz Ferdinand. Assassination of Ferdinand led to world war.
2. What were the major alliances of WWI?
Two major allia
1. What were the causes of WWI in Europe?
Militarism: All the Large countries were building up their militarys to either take other countries over or defend themselves. Imperialism: Empire building, bigger countries taking over smaller ones. The large
Today we had blog discussion
1. What were the causes of WWI in Europe?
1. What were the causes of WWI in Europe?
2. What were the major alliances of WWI?
central powers - Germany, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria
Allied powers - United Kingdom, France, Russia, later Italy, later US(1917)
3. What were the goals of WWI for all the m
1. What were the causes of WWI in Europe?
2. What were the major alliances of WWI?
Russia, Britain, Entente Powers, The Central Powers ...us joined in 1917
3. What were the goals of WWI for all the major countries involved?
all the countries were trying
We finished up our notes on important people then we started a new project on China. Our topic is levels of society and women of Tang and Song Dynasty.
Today we had blog discussions over WWI.
1. What were the causes of WWI in Europe?2. What were the major alliances of WWI?
When two or more countries join together to fight in a wa
The allies of world war one was called the Entente Powers. The Entente Powers consisted of The United Kingdom, France, Russian Empire, and Italy. Then in 1915 Japan, Belgium, Serbia, Montenegro, Greece, Romania, and Czechoslovak Legions Joined th
Today we worked on our blogs.
1. What were the causes of WWI in Europe?
Imperialism, Building up military, Nationalism, Economic Competition, and Alliances.
2. What were the major alliances of WWI?
The countries who were apart of the allies “Allies” were” Russia, France, British Emp
before world war 1,trench warfare wasn't in existence. trench warfare we pretty much used to bunker down and be defensive. often times, a certain number of people would watch guard in the night while the other slept. the trenches were very unsanit
On January 8, 1918 the United States President Woodrow Wilson Made a speech to the US Congress with 14 principles, or points in this speech. The point of this speech was to be some sort of a peace plan in a way. The plan contributed to the Treaty of
Trench warfare is a strategy where different sides in a war make a system of trenches to protect themselves using barbed wire so nobody could get in. The first world war used this the most of any war.
An aerial view of some trenches
At first the trench
Impacts on the United States from WW1 some where good and some where bad. Before 1911 everyone was just living in relative peace and which prosperity greatly increased and scientific knowledge took leaps and bounds. When this war broke out in 1911 E
