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The recording is for both lessons on War War I. The lessons were separated to accommodate MAP testing. Learning Goal I can explain the short and long term impacts of imperialism and nationalism on global conflicts. • 6.5.CE: Explain the impact of nationalism on global conflicts and genocides in the 20th and 21st centuries. • analyze historical turning points to determine long- and short-term causes and effects.

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in this lesson will cover two classes both classes were for World War 1 World War 1 started in 1914 after the Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated fighting lasted from 1914 until 1918 is it for 4 years causes of World War version War and Peace he won the war between Germany and France into the early 19th another word for unavoidable I'll try to build the largest Empire set alarm for this reason and Asia militarism also grew throughout Europe in the years before World War most countries decided that building up their Armed Forces was the only way to protect themselves they also wanted to protect who in many areas of Europe in the 18th nationalism can be defined as loyalty to region country or group in the Balkans which is in Southeastern Europe the people who try to be in control Serbia is known as black in responsible for assassinating the Australian Archduke Franz Ferdinand this is because their land was being controlled by Austria and they want to kill themselves competition among nations the Nations competed for colonies that were rich with natural resources that's the Scramble for Africa and Military early 1960 European powers included Great Britain France Germany Austria-Hungary and Russia the strongest of the European powers was Great Britain Great Britain because of why range of area said, Nas had colonies all over the world after the war broke out countries in Europe united into two groups the Allied powers in the Central Powers of Germany and the Ottoman Empire Empire is what you would know as the area of turkey today the United States avoid getting into the conflict as long as possible but eventually joined the war in 1970 Russia eventually signed a treaty with Germany to end their fighting in World War 1 the Ottoman Empire unit award in 1914 on the side of Germany Austria-Hungary and Russian casualties Ashley means dead soldier many casualties were caused by the newly invented weapons the new weapons included the machine gun for tank poisonous gas airplanes and Pops Warfare Army deep trenches or digits the shelter the truth is Fallen hard wire in front of them to keep out and this was another cause of a casualty what is role in world 1 British women perform supported task use the gas mask and remember military age most of them were in the military so this is like women to do the factory work and to do the work on the far trying to grow crops to feed Germany has special women these women uniforms for Germans and sheets for hospital beds and most of the German and British women served as nurses the second part of the lesson World War 1 in the United States the United States try to stay neutral for the first few years of the war this is the cost meaning in the United States supported isolationism which is a foreign policy I caught up in a European War not benefit the US and staying neutral was very difficult because of America located near also slowly turn in German the year the US has always had a traditional had a very close relationship with Great Britain the only conflict between us came between K when we saw for Independence after we gain our independence traditionally we have had a close relationship United States in World War 1 States became concerned about Germany early in the war the Germans announced they will be using unrestricted submarine warfare any enemy Ship Without Water they said they would even think ship that was not being used for the military like Merchant ships so in 1915 a German submarine sunk the Lusitania Tanya was a British ocean liner or are you know it now we would call it a cruise ship most of the passengers on the ship were killed including some Americans Americans considered and if you in this case citizen who killed for no reason so of course that calls the people of this country to be highly upset and wanted something done so if it were a 1917 British intelligence intercepted a telegram address to the German minister in Mexico from German foreign secretary Zimmerman Zimmerman Telegram Zimmerman offer to help Mexico to California and Arizona that they had lost to you in exchange for an alliance between Mexico the British pass this message to the US officials who took it would have been easy for the Germans formed an alliance with Mexico to attack our country from the Mexican side of the border so this is one of the reasons or the main reason the US took this as a very serious threat throughout the most Americans turn against German song April 2nd 1970 President Woodrow Wilson in order to ask for a deck National war against the United States declared war on April 6th as early as September of 1914 countries fighting in World War II the Allies began to win the war so when the war ended in 1918 President Woodrow Wilson's fourteen points and the establishment of the League of Nations an Inter National peacekeeping Organization the League of Nations is the Forerunner for the United Nations which we have now is an International Peace the Fourteen Points written by President Woodrow Wilson the Treaty of Versailles ended World War II Treaty place all the blame for the war on Germany and removed its military strength Journey off horse was also forced to pay other countries for the President Wilson wanted European countries to help each other recover from the war it was clear do that countries like France and Great Britain simply wanted to punish Germany the United States refused to ratify the Treaty of Versailles because the United States was concerned over the role it was concerned that the organization and was seen as a world power helpful role in the war

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