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Imperialism and WWI (The first world war (ALLIANCES (The Central Powers…

- - - - Austro-Hungarian Empire & Russian Empire
        
        control of the Balkans
      - France
        
        Alsace-Lorraine
    - - increase spending on arms
      - governments
        
        influenced public opinion in favour of war
      - Archduke Franz
        Ferdinand
        
        was assassinated in Sarajevo
        
        shot by a young Bosnian Serb
        
        28 July 1914
        
        Austro-Hungarian
        Empire declared war on Serbia
  - - - Austro-Hungarian Empire
      - German and
        Ottoman empires
    - - Serbia
      - Triple Entente
        
        Great Britain
        
        Russian Empire
        
        France
  - - - Schlieffen
        Plan
        
        First Battle of the Marne
        
        Trench warfare
        
        Incorporation and withdrawal of allies
        
        The end of the war and the
        Armistice
        
        Japan occupied the German colonies
  - - - military equipment
      - supplies
    - - down
    - - basic goods
        
        Rationing
      - food
        
        Black market
  - - - recluted
    - - alllowed to work in men´s works
  - - - Fourteen Points
        
        League
        of Nations
        
        democratic states
        
        freedom of trade
        
        respect for self-determination
        
        rejected by the Allied
        countries
    - - prohibition of heavy artillery
      - payment of economic reparations
      - reduction of its territories
      - demilitarisation of the Rhineland
      - division of its eastern territories
  - - - Decrease in population
      - Destruction of the cities
      - women in the
        workplace
      - Loss of Europe's economic power
        
        US became world's leading economic power
    - - Redistribution of the colonies
      - New map of Europe
        
        Austro-Hungarian Empire
        
        Hungary
        
        Czechoslovakia
        
        Austria
        
        Yugoslavia
        
        Russian Empire
        
        Estonia
        
        Latvia
        
        Lithuania
        
        Finland
        
        Poland
        
        German Empire
        
        German Republic
        
        Part of Czechoslovakia
        
        Part of Poland
        
        Ottoman Empire
        
        Turkey
        
        Lebanon
        
        Jordan
        
        Syria
        
        Iraq
        
        Part of Arabia & Palestine
        
        Italy
        
        Received Trieste
        
        Lost part of Yogoslavia
- - - - colonisation
        
        raw materials
  - - - economic crisis
  - - - US & Japan
      - areas of Africa, Asia and Oceania
      - Largest
        
        Great Britain
        
        France
  - - - Symbol of international prestige
        
        more powerful countries
        
        fight for control the strategic
        locations
- - - - Bismarck
        
        alliances with Austria, Russia & Italy
      - Wilhem II
        
        expansionist period
        
        tension with other european countries