PPT-Major Battles of WWI

Somme Passchendaele Vimy Ridge Ypres 100 Day Campaign Why do we learn about these battles Each one of these battles is unique and significant to Canadians and in history The battles utilize new weaponry involve the CEF helped to determine the outcome of the war demonstrated the need for new war strategy to avoid high death tolls . Must-Win Battles 2 Intellectual InputsEmotional Inputs Must-Win Battles have promised our shareholders leave, the type of organization we want to create competition, suppliers, regulators Competitive Which countries were member of the Triple Entente and which were the Triple Alliance?. Complete the circles, include dates on your timelines. English . Causes of WWI. French. 1900-1920. Chelsea Bell. Southern Methodist University. MSA 3325. Spring 2013. Gowns by Paul . Poiret. , 1912. The Edwardian Period and WWI: 1900-1920. Historical Background. 1900-1920. England. France. Pop Quiz for Candy!. What were the MAIN causes of WWI?. What was the spark that started WWI?. What countries were in the Triple Alliance?. What countries were in the Triple Entente?. By the end of the war, what countries had joined the Allied powers? (Besides the original 3). Road to War. Nation state- . an independent state inhabited by all the people of one nation and one nation only.. 1.Nationalism- . unique culture identity of a people. . Liberals believed that if states were organized along national lines there would be peace.. How . HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED. Presidential WWI Centenary . Commemorations Steering Committee. A Memorial College. “It will not only be a monument to the memory of the men who died so gloriously on the field of honor, but an inspiration to those who enter its portals, whether as teachers or pupils, to engage in the work of educational reconstruction with the same desire to win as animated those in whose honor and to whom immortal fame the building will be erected.”. By: Jack Humble, Golda Ferraz, Emi Nakatsu, and Kai Kang. Thesis:. The twelve battles fought mainly between Italy and Austria-Hungary along the Isonzo river were initially well defended, which proves that direct infantry and artillery attacks would be ineffective in combat with the technology of the early 20th century. . “Dogfights”. Bombers. Zeppelins. “Aces”. The “Red Baron”. WWI at Sea. HMS Dreadnought. Battle of Jutland, 1916. Unterseebooten. (U-Boats). R. MS Lusitania, 1915. “Q-Ships”. “Convoys”. Battle of Fort Sumter. April 12, 1861. South Carolina. First Battle of the . Civil War. Lincoln refused to surrender. . the fort; ordered a resupply expedition;. shots were fired.. No casualties of battle. Combat. Many Europeans had lost their lives, but Americans thought their soldiers could bring a quick end to the war.. World War . I. . saw a major use in trench warfare, especially on the western front. WWI . Pt. 2. New Technology and US in the War. New Technology. Lots of new technology and new weapons were used during WWI that changed the way wars were fought. Mechanization of warfare for WWI lead to cheaper, faster production of weapons. 7 Continents WWI MAIN Causes of WWI There were four major reasons for tension in Europe before WWI. -Each reason has something to do with the competition between countries to be the greatest. HomeWeatherNewsI-Team InvestigatesHealthBusinessEntertainmentProgrammingCommunityAbout 4 News January 17, 2003 Valentine's House & Home Jobs Pets Law Money Travel Yellow Pages Relationships Health Ba \"17 minutes ago -

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