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- - - - The failure of the Schlieffen Plan and Plan XVII ended this possibility and led to a war of fixed entrenchment.
  - - - all served to turn the war into a vast planning exercise for generals and governments.
  - - - It was inconclusive and both navies withdrew.
  - - - This made America's entry into the war more likely, which was a mistake.
    - - Lenin's Bolsheviks, seized power, withdrew Russia.
        
        They signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, in March 1918.
  - - - It was not uncommon for officers to shoot one of their own men to get his platoon to "run over."
    - - In March, Germany launched its final offensive, reinforced by troops from the Russian front.
        
        The German advance collapsed and they were repulsed.
      - On September 29, Ludendorff advised the German government to ask for peace immediately.
    - - In November
        
        Fighting broke out in the city streets.
        
        Strikes became widespread.
        
        The navy mutinied in Kiel
        
        Food riots continued
        
        Communist Soviets rose up in several cities to replace the discredited government.
      - The Kaiser abdicated on November.
      - Germany's unconditional surrender came into effect on November
- - - - If one country was attacked, the allied countries were bound to defend them.
        
        Battle starts when Austria-Hungary declared the war on Serbia. All countries allianced with them start fighting.
  - - - Because of the raw materials these areas could have, tensions around which country had the right to exploit these ran high.
  - - - Increased the number of ships from each country and the soldiers in each army.
  - - - This nationalistic conflict made the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand.
- - - - Resulted
        
        The establishment of other states such as Austria and Czechoslovakia.
        
        The dismemberment of the
        Austro-Hungarian Empire
    - - France
      - United Kingdom
      - Russia
  - - - After investing significant sums of money in:
        
        Weapons development
        
        Technologies for armed confrontations.
        
        Scientific research
  - - - The Russian Empire
      - The Austro-Hungarian Empire
      - The German Empire
      - The Ottoman Empire
  - - - As a result, several treaties emerged
        
        The Versailles Treaty
        
        Signed on June 28
        
        From which arose the League of Nations.
        
        End to World War I
        
        It was signed by the allied countries and Germany.
        
        In this document it was declared as
        
        Guilty and main responsible for the damage caused by the war to Germany.
        
        Due
        
        There was great discontent on the part of the German people regarding the sanctions imposed.
        
        Which years later were an important trigger for the Second World War.
- - - - This cause that Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia.
        
        Rusia began to mobilize to defend its alliance with Serbia. Germany declared war on Russia.
        
        Began the expansion of the war.
    - - A serbian-nationalist Gavrilo Pincip, killed archduke and his wife.