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World War I: Midterm Highlights

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Key topics, causes, and outcomes of WWI.

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Key topics, causes, and outcomes of WWI.

by Simone Ellis
1

Who is to blame for World War I?

Blame was shared. The era’s cartoons show nations pointing fingers as the war began and its consequences unfolded.

2

Germany’s blank cheque

Germany gave Austria-Hungary unconditional support, encouraging aggressive action against Serbia and making Germany a primary instigator of the conflict.

3

Austria-Hungary’s ultimatum

Austria-Hungary issued a harsh ultimatum to Serbia after Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination, triggering the war’s escalation.

4

Serbia and the assassination

Serbia was blamed by nationalist factions for the assassination, provoking a chain reaction leading to war.

5

Russia’s mobilization

Russia mobilized in support of Serbia, widening the conflict and escalating regional tensions.

6

Treaty of Versailles basics

The Treaty of Versailles forced Germany to accept sole responsibility and pay heavy reparations, fueling post-war resentment.

7

German resentment after Versailles

Many Germans viewed the treaty as unjust, humiliating, and economically crippling, fueling political instability at home.

8

US entry into the war

Key turning points: unrestricted submarine warfare and the Zimmermann Telegram, plus Wilson’s mission to make the world safe for democracy.

9

Unrestricted submarine warfare

Warfare policy sank ships in 1917, violating neutrality rights and tipping the US toward intervention.

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Technology and weaponry

WWI saw machine guns, tanks, poison gas, artillery, aircraft, submarines, and new infantry gear shaping warfare and tactics.

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