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WWI THE GREAT WAR The Real Face of War M Militarism the policy of the government making the military very strong A Alliances system where countries make agreements that if they are attacked the friendly country will help them ID: 225243

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Canada and the World 1914 - 1918

WWI

THE GREAT WARSlide2
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The Real Face of War...Slide12

M –

Militarism

: the policy of the government making the military very strong.

A –

Alliances system

: where countries make agreements that if they are attacked the friendly country will help them.

N –

Nationalism

: patriotic feeling towards your country. The desire for people to protect their own language, religion, traditions etc.

I –

Imperialism

: extending the rule of your country over another country. This was called

empire building

.

A –

Assassination

: 28 June 1914 a Serbian nationalist assassinated Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand, the man who was to be the King of Austria – Hungary.

The Causes of WWI – M.A.N.I.ASlide13

Countries like Germany were trying to build up their military, especially their navy.

Germany was competing with Britain for the largest navy, building dreadnoughts/ battleships and U-boats/submarines.

This created an

ARMS RACE

– competing for the most military weapons.

M - MilitarismSlide14

The new war boats were called Dreadnoughts. Battle ships with massive guns.

Submarines or U-boats, as the Germans called them, were used to

blockade

Britain from getting supplies from Canada and other countries.

Aircraft Carriers were also invented in WWI.

NavySlide15

The Airplane was used to drop grenades and small bombs on soldiers in trenches.

There was air to air fighting called DOG FIGHTS.

ACE - anyone who shot down more than 5 planes

Famous ACES – Canadian

BILLY BISHOP

– 72 kills

Germany’s

Manfred von Richthofen -

The RED BARON

- 80 kills

Biplanes

– a rarity in the warSlide16

Biplanes

– a rarity

in the warSlide17

Machine guns

– a new technology first used by the Germans Slide18

Artillery

– new word for cannonsSlide19

Tanks

– a new technology 1916

Tanks were invented because it gave soldiers protection from bullets when trying to attack the enemy.

Tanks could also drive over trenches.Slide20

The gas made a chemical reaction when it came in contact with moisture (nose, mouth, lungs) and burned the victim.

Poison gas like this led to the invention of gas masks.

Chlorine Gas Slide21

Repeating Rifle – It is a gun that doesn’t have to be re-loaded after every shot.

Flamethrower

– a special gun that shoots flaming liquid out of it to burn out troops from trenches and dugouts/bunkers

Cavalry

– some horses with riders who had swords and charged at the

enemy were

still used in the Great War.

Other WeaponsSlide22

Europe in 1914 – mapSlide23

There were two major alliances in Europe:

The Triple Entente – the Allies:

Britain

(including Canada)

France

Russia

Italy

(used to be part of Triple Alliance but switched sides)

The Triple Alliance – the Central Powers

:

Germany

Austria-Hungary

A – Alliances SystemSlide24

A Comic Look at how Alliances work...Slide25

When Archduke Franz Ferdinand was killed in Serbia, Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia 28 July 1914.

Since Russia was Serbia’s ally, Russia declared war on Austria-Hungary 29 July 1914.

Since Germany was an ally of Austria-Hungary they declared war on Russia 1 August 1914.

THEN, since France and Britain where allies of Russia they declared war on Germany and Austria-Hungary

3 -4 August 1914.

CANADA? Declared war on Germany because Britain did. That is because Britain had control over our foreign policy.

How the Alliance System led to World War