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World War One - Coggle Diagram

- - - - United states entered the war
  - - - 85 000 british soldiers
      - 75 000 german soldiers
  - - - gave america German horrific propaganda
  - - - March 1917
      - Forced abdication of the Tsar
    - - November 1917
        
        Lenin´s Bolsheviks seized power
        
        Withdrew Russia fro the war immediatly
- - - - Russia - Serbia
      - Germany and Austria-Hungary
      - France - Russia
      - Britain - France - Belgium
      - Japan - Britain
  - - - usually without colonization or resettling them
    - - Due to their differences
  - - - Pushed other countries in to the war that weren´t involved
  - - - Consequence of Ferdinand´s death
- - - - Germany was not occupied or invaded
- - - - Two horrific campains
        
        German battles of attrition waged on the French fortress of Verdun
        
        British and French campaing of the Somme
  - - - Germans emerged from deep shelters
        
        40 000 wounded / 20 000 killed/ 100 000 original british troops
    - - 418 000 british soldiers
      - 194 000 french soldiers
      - 650 000 german soldiers
- - - - Problems with Belgium
      - German indesisiveness=More French time
      - Battle on the River Marne (sept 4th) stopped German avance
    - - 1-5: through Belgium
      - 6-7: attacked French border
    - - Dead and wounded
        
        85,000/160 000 Britain army
        
        850 000/1 000 000 French army
        
        677 000/1 500 000 German army
- - - - Use of poison gas
      - Strengthen their large armies and trench lines
      - German generals wanted to hold their gains in the rich industrial and mining sectors on nort-eastern France and Belgium
        
        Concentrate their offensives on Eastern Front
    - - Drive Germans out of France and Belgium plan = failed
      - Campains
        
        1: French (Jan - Mar) 90 000 casualties - 8 km ahead
        
        2: French (May - Sept) Vimmy Ridge, capturing high grounds