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Let’s Play! Please listen carefully and think before answering. Good Luck!!. Central or Entente?. Name That Country!. Terms and Definitions. Causes of WWI. The Lives of Soldiers. Effects of WWI. Central or Entente?. Name That Country!. Terms and Definitions. Causes of WWI. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Central or Entente?

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Name That Country!

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Terms and Definitions

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Causes of WWI

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The Lives of Soldiers

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Effects of WWI

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France

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Entente

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Austria-Hungary

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Central

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Russia

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Entente

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Germany

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Central

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Italy

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Started Out Central Then Switched to

Entente

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Turkey (Ottoman Empire)

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Great Britain

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France

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Germany

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Italy

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What is a synonym for “alliance?”

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Friend, Buddy, Besties, etc.

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What does the term

“nationalism” mean?

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Pride for your country

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What does the term “militarism”

mean?

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To glorify the military

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A pact between two countries to

protect each other militarily is an __________

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alliance

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When you use troops on street

corners to keep the peace, you are

using __________

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militarism

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The event that sparked the

beginning of WWI was

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The assassination of Archduke Franz

Ferdinand

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The main reason that so many

countries were involved in WWI was ________

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Alliances

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DailyDouble!

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The two countries that started the fighting were

__________ and __________

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Austria-Hungary and Serbia

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Before WWI, ______________ was

very common and many people were

proud of the country they lived in

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Nationalism

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America stopped believing in

___________ because the Central Powers

pushed them to war with the _____________

_____________.

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Isolationism

Zimmerman Telegram

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Describe “Trench Foot”

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A disease that happened when you

stood in water for long periods of time.

Eventually, you could get an infection and

your feet might have to be removed.

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Name three new technologies of

WWI

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TanksGas Warfare

Machine Guns

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Name three things soldiers had to deal with in the

trenches

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RatsTrench FootShell Shock

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What was the area between trenches

called?

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No Man’s Land

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Describe “shell shock”

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Soldiers would go crazy from living in the trenches. Some would

commit suicide and many were labelled

cowards.

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At the end of the war, ____________ was

destroyed and ____________ got

blamed for starting the war.

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Austria-Hungary

Germany

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One goal of President Wilson’s Fourteen Points was to allow __________ or the ability for colonies

to decide their own governments.

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Self-Determination

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At the end of the war, America and many European countries

faced large __________ because they spent so

much money on the war

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Debts

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What does it mean to pay “reparations?”

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You have to pay money to

someone because of the damage

you did

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DailyDouble!

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Which country gained control of

territory at the end of the war, France

or Germany?

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France (Germany lost a lot of land and did not gain anything)

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FinalJeopardy

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Types of Peace

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Describe the term “victor’s peace”

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A peace where the victor lords the fact that they

won over the loser and the victor gets to decide the

terms of the peace