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Mind Map by Luca Cameron, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Luca Cameron
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World War 1
- The M.A.I.N Causes
- Militarism
- practice of having
a strong military
and being ready to
use it
- practice of having
a strong military
and being ready to
use it
- Alliances
- competition caused
european countries
to make alliances
(friends with other
european countries)
to strengthen
themselves and
retain peace
- competition caused
european countries
to make alliances
(friends with other
european countries)
to strengthen
themselves and
retain peace
- Imperialism
- strong nations
looking to take as
much territory as
possible
(colonies)
- strong nations
looking to take as
much territory as
possible
(colonies)
- Nationalism
- pride for nations
causes
competitions for
territory and
power between
countries
- pride for nations
causes
competitions for
territory and
power between
countries
- Militarism
- Short-Term Causes
- Franz Ferdinand
- Archduke, heir to the Austro-Hungarian
throne assassinated by Princip (Black Hand
Terrorist Group) on June 28 1914
- Archduke, heir to the Austro-Hungarian
throne assassinated by Princip (Black Hand
Terrorist Group) on June 28 1914
- 'Blank Cheque'
- Germany offered Austria-Hungary to
'blank cheque', meaning whatever decision
Austria-Hungary decide to make on
punishing Serbia for the death of Franz
Ferdinand, Germany will support.
- Germany offered Austria-Hungary to
'blank cheque', meaning whatever decision
Austria-Hungary decide to make on
punishing Serbia for the death of Franz
Ferdinand, Germany will support.
- Austrian Ultimatum
- Austria gave Serbia
the 'last warning'
- Austria gave Serbia
the 'last warning'
- Russian Mobilisation
- Russia prepared
their army and
troops for battle
- Russia prepared
their army and
troops for battle
- Franz Ferdinand
- The Triple Alliance
- Germany
- Austria-Hungary
- Italy
- Germany
- The Triple Entente
- Britain
- France
- Russia
- Britain
- The End of the War!
- Treaty of Versailles: The
war officially ended on June
28 1919 with the treaty of
Versailles, a treaty which
declared peace between
Germany and its allies. The
three main politicians who
took part were: David
Lloyd, Georges Clemenceau
& Woodrow Wilson
- Treaty of Versailles: The
war officially ended on June
28 1919 with the treaty of
Versailles, a treaty which
declared peace between
Germany and its allies. The
three main politicians who
took part were: David
Lloyd, Georges Clemenceau
& Woodrow Wilson
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