Class notes

Us history Period 7: Chapter 22: World War I and Its Aftermath, [454 - 468] class notes summary chapter 22 verified A+

Rating

Sold

Pages

Uploaded on

15-10-2024

Written in

2024/2025

Us history Period 7: Chapter 22: World War I and Its Aftermath, [454 - 468] class notes summary chapter 22 verified A+ Us history Period 7: Chapter 22: World War I and Its Aftermath, [454 - 468] class notes summary chapter 22 verified A+ Us history Period 7: Chapter 22: World War I and Its Aftermath, [454 - 468] class notes summary chapter 22 verified A+ Period 7: Chapter 22: World War I and Its Aftermath, [454 - 468] Due Date: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19TH - Sequence of events in 1914 leading to WWI - Assassination of Francis Ferdinand - Austrian gov issues ultimatum - Russia mobilizes against Serbia and invades - Germany declares war against Russia - Germany declares war against France and begins to invade neutral Belgium - Great Britain declares war against Germany - Causes - Nationalism; Imperialism; Militarism - Public and secret alliances - Motivated Pres Wilson to search for peace - Declared to be neutral in trade of Wash and T Jeffs - US first neutral, then war for peace, than victorious world power, then alienated and isolationist - Allied Powers: France, Great Britain, Russia - Central powers: Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Ottoman Empires of Turkey Neutrality - Great Britain first to declare naval blockade against Germany by seizing ships attempting to run blockade and mining North Sea - Pres Wilson said seizing Am ships was breach of freedom of seas - Submarine Warfare - Germany had submarine - Announced its own blockade, any ships that enter waters near British Isles risked being sunk - Lusitania Crisis - First major crisis challenging neutrality- sinking of the Lusitania by Germany - Most passengers drowned, Wilson sent diplomatic message to Germany, would hold Her to strict accountability - Sec of State WJB objected to message bc it was war like, resigned from the cabinet - Other Sinkings - Aug 1915, two more Ams lost lives from German submarine attack on passenger ship the Arabic - Wilson sent message that got German gov to agree to not sink unarmed passenger ships without warning for passengers to get to lifeboats - Germany kept word until March 1916 when German torpedo struck a merchant ship, the Sussex Wilson threatened to cut off diplomatic relations, a prep step for war, Germany backed down - Sussex pledge promise to not sink merchant or passenger ships w/out warning, kept word for 1916 - Economic Links with Britain and France - US econ tied with the Allied powers, England and France, 1914 had business recession, economy rebounded afte

Show more Read less

Institution

Us History

Course

Us history

Whoops! We can’t load your doc right now. Try again or contact support.

Report Copyright Violation

Written for

Institution: Us history
Course: Us history

Document information

Uploaded on: October 15, 2024
Number of pages: 14
Written in: 2024/2025
Type: Class notes
Professor(s): .
Contains: Us history period 7: 1898 - 1945 chapter 22: world war i and its aftermath, 1914-1920 [454 - 468] class notes summary chapter 22 verified a+

Subjects

us history period chapter 22 wor

Content preview

Us history Period 7: 1898 - 1945
hfg hfg hfg hfghfg hfg hfg

Chapter 22: World War I and Its Afterm
hfg hfghfg hfg hfg hfg hfg hfg

ath, 1914-1920 [454 -
hfg hfghfg hfg

468] class notes summary chapter 22 v
hfg hfg hfg hfg hfg hfg hfg

erified A+ hfg

, Period 7: hfg h f g 1898 - 1945
hfg hfg

Chapter 22:hfg h f g World War I and Its Aftermath, 1914-1920
hfg hfg hfg hfg hfg hfg h f g [454 - 468]
hfg hfg

DuehfgDate:hfgMONDAY,hfgFEBRUARYhfg19TH

- Sequencehfgofhfgeventshfginhfg1914hfgleadinghfgtohfgWWI
- AssassinationhfgofhfgFrancishfgFerdinand
- Austrianhfggovhfgissueshfgultimatum
- RussiahfgmobilizeshfgagainsthfgSerbiahfgandhfginvades
- GermanyhfgdeclareshfgwarhfgagainsthfgRussia
- GermanyhfgdeclareshfgwarhfgagainsthfgFrancehfgandhfgbeginshfgtohfginvadehfgneutralhfgBelgium
- GreathfgBritainhfgdeclareshfgwarhfgagainsthfgGermany
- Causes
- Nationalism;hfgImperialism;hfgMilitarism
- Publichfgandhfgsecrethfgalliances
- MotivatedhfgPreshfgWilsonhfgtohfgsearchhfgforhfgpeace
- DeclaredhfgtohfgbehfgneutralhfginhfgtradehfgofhfgWashhfgandhfgThfgJeffs
- UShfgfirsthfgneutral,hfgthenhfgwarhfgforhfgpeace,hfgthanhfgvictorioushfgworldhfgpower,hfgthenhfgalienatedhfgandhfgis
olationist
- AlliedhfgPowers:hfgFrance,hfgGreathfgBritain,hfgRussia
- Centralhfgpowers:hfgGermany,hfgAustria-Hungary,hfgandhfgOttomanhfgEmpireshfgofhfgTurkey
Neutrality
- GreathfgBritainhfgfirsthfgtohfgdeclarehfgnavalhfgblockadehfgagainsthfgGermanyhfgbyhfgseizinghfgshipshfgattempti
nghfgtohfgrunhfgblockadehfgandhfgmininghfgNorthhfgSea
- PreshfgWilsonhfgsaidhfgseizinghfgAmhfgshipshfgwashfgbreachhfgofhfgfreedomhfgofhfgseas
- SubmarinehfgWarfare
- Germanyhfghadhfgsubmarine
- Announcedhfgitshfgownhfgblockade,hfganyhfgshipshfgthathfgenterhfgwatershfgnearhfgBritishhfgIsleshfgriskedhfgbein
ghfgsunk
- LusitaniahfgCrisis
- Firsthfgmajorhfgcrisishfgchallenginghfgneutrality-hfgsinkinghfgofhfgthehfgLusitaniahfgbyhfgGermany
- Mosthfgpassengershfgdrowned,hfgWilsonhfgsenthfgdiplomatichfgmessagehfgtohfgGermany,hfgwouldhfg
holdhfgHerhfgtohfgstricthfgaccountability
- SechfgofhfgStatehfgWJBhfgobjectedhfgtohfgmessagehfgbchfgithfgwashfgwarhfglike,hfgresignedhfgfromhfgthehfg
cabinet
- OtherhfgSinkings
- Aughfg1915,hfgtwohfgmorehfgAmshfglosthfgliveshfgfromhfgGermanhfgsubmarinehfgattackhfgonhfgpasse
ngerhfgshiphfgthehfgArabic
- WilsonhfgsenthfgmessagehfgthathfggothfgGermanhfggovhfgtohfgagreehfgtohfgnothfgsinkhfgunarmedhfg
passengerhfgshipshfgwithouthfgwarninghfgforhfgpassengershfgtohfggethfgtohfglifeboats
- GermanyhfgkepthfgwordhfguntilhfgMarchhfg1916hfgwhenhfgGermanhfgtorpedohfgstruckhfgahfgmerchanthf
gship,hfgthehfgSussexhfgWilsonhfgthreatenedhfgtohfgcuthfgoffhfgdiplomatichfgrelations,hfgahfgprephfgstephf

gforhfgwar,hfgGermanyhfgbackedhfgdown

- Sussexhfgpledgehfgpromisehfgtohfgnothfgsinkhfgmerchanthfgorhfgpassengerhfgshipshfgw/outhfgwarn
ing,hfgkepthfgwordhfgforhfg1916
- EconomichfgLinkshfgwithhfgBritainhfgandhfgFrance
- UShfgeconhfgtiedhfgwithhfgthehfgAlliedhfgpowers,hfgEnglandhfgandhfgFrance,hfg1914hfghadhfgbusinesshfgr
ecession,hfgeconomyhfgreboundedhfgafterhfgwarhfgbchfgofhfgsupplyhfgorders,hfg1915hfgUShfgbusinesshf
ghadhfgneverhfgbeenhfgsohfgprosperous

- Didn’thfgshiphfgtohfgGermanyhfgbchfgBrithfgblockade

$13.49

Get access to the full document:

100% satisfaction guarantee

Immediately available after payment

Both online and in PDF

No strings attached

Get to know the seller

clevercopies

4.0

(46)

Also available in package deal

Get to know the seller

clevercopies Teachme2-tutor

View profile

Sold

Member since

1 year

Number of followers

Documents

4236

Last sold

1 month ago

EXAM HUB test banks and exam help

we believe in making study materials accessible and engaging for everyone. Our store specializes in high-quality notes, study guides, and resources tailored for all subjects and academic levels. message for any academic writing and tasks

4.0

46 reviews

Why students choose Stuvia

Created by fellow students, verified by reviews

Quality you can trust: written by students who passed their tests and reviewed by others who've used these notes.

Didn't get what you expected? Choose another document

No worries! You can instantly pick a different document that better fits what you're looking for.

Pay as you like, start learning right away

No subscription, no commitments. Pay the way you're used to via credit card and download your PDF document instantly.

“Bought, downloaded, and aced it. It really can be that simple.”

Alisha Student

Frequently asked questions

What do I get when I buy this document?

You get a PDF, available immediately after your purchase. The purchased document is accessible anytime, anywhere and indefinitely through your profile.

Satisfaction guarantee: how does it work?

Our satisfaction guarantee ensures that you always find a study document that suits you well. You fill out a form, and our customer service team takes care of the rest.

Who am I buying these notes from?

Stuvia is a marketplace, so you are not buying this document from us, but from seller clevercopies. Stuvia facilitates payment to the seller.

Will I be stuck with a subscription?

No, you only buy these notes for $13.49. You're not tied to anything after your purchase.

Can Stuvia be trusted?

4.6 stars on Google & Trustpilot (+1000 reviews) 44944 documents were sold in the last 30 days Founded in 2010, the go-to place to buy study notes for 16 years now

Us history Period 7: Chapter 22: World War I and Its Aftermath, [454 - 468] class notes summary chapter 22 verified A+

Written for

Document information

Subjects

Content preview

Also available in package deal

Get to know the seller

Recently viewed by you

Why students choose Stuvia

Created by fellow students, verified by reviews

Didn't get what you expected? Choose another document

Pay as you like, start learning right away

Frequently asked questions

What do I get when I buy this document?

Satisfaction guarantee: how does it work?

Who am I buying these notes from?

Will I be stuck with a subscription?

Can Stuvia be trusted?