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Global Conflicts: WWI & WWII

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Overview of the World Wars

by Crisanto Doroin
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Slide 1: World War I at a Glance

World War I was a global conflict from 1914 to 1918, sparked by tangled alliances, nationalism, and rapid military modernization. It reshaped nations and borders.
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Slide 2: Causes of WWI

Long-standing alliances, imperial rivalries, militarism, and the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand ignited a war in Europe and beyond.
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Slide 3: Major Fronts and Battles

The Western Front featured trench warfare; the Eastern Front saw mobile campaigns. Key battles included the Somme, Verdun, and Gallipoli.
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Slide 4: War at Sea and Home Fronts

Naval blockades, submarine warfare, and total war economy mobilized civilians, factories, and farms to support soldiers on multiple continents.
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Slide 5: United States Enters WWI

In 1917 the U.S. joined the Allies, tipping balances with fresh troops, resources, and momentum, helping bring the war toward its end.
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Slide 6: End of WWI and Aftermath

WWI ended with armistice in 1918, leading to political upheaval, redrawn borders, and the collapse of empires across Europe.
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Slide 7: Interwar Years and Tensions

The 1920s and 1930s saw economic hardship, nationalism, and the rise of totalitarian regimes that would shape future global conflict.
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Slide 8: World War II Overview

World War II lasted 1939–1945, driven by aggression, ideology, and unresolved issues from WWI, involving most nations and vast destruction.
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Slide 9: WWII Key Turnings and Atrocities

Major events include the Axis expansion, Pearl Harbor, D-Day, the Allied push in Europe, and the Holocaust targeting millions.
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Slide 10: Aftermath and Legacy

WWII established the UN, led to decolonization, reshaped geopolitics, and spurred innovations while revealing the dangers of totalitarianism and total war.
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