Sec 2 (822-828)
Battle of the Marne stalemate Central
Powers
Allies The
Western Front poison gas trench warfare
zeppelins U-boats convoys
"no mans land" Battle
of Verdun Battle of the Somme Battle
of Caporetto Battle of
Tannenberg Dardanelles Battle of Gallipoli
T. E. Lawrence All Quiet on The Western
Front
Sec 3 (829-833)
total war conscription contraband
Lusitania propaganda atrocities Vera
Brittain Edith
Cavell Russian
Revolution
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
Zimmerman Note George
M. Cohan The
Fourteen Points self-determination armistice
Sec 4 (834-838)
Pandemic reparations radicals Paris
Peace Conference collective
security
Woodrow Wilson Big Three David Lloyd George
Georges Clemenceau Vittorio
Orlando The Treaty
of
Versailles
League of Nations
mandates Henry
Cabot Lodge
Sec 5 (839-849)
Tsarina Alexandra proletariat Nicholas II and Alexandra
Gregory Rasputin soviets
Bolsheviks Lenin Nadezhda
Krupskaya
Leon Trotsky Red
Guards Whites Cheka
commissars U.S.S.R.
N.E.P Joseph Stalin
Concepts
to clarify:
What were the immediate and
underlying causes of World War I?
Describe some specific
events from World War I.
What types of modern warfare
were used in World War I
What were President Wilson’s
ideas on the ending of the War?
What were the fourteen
points? How were his efforts blocked?
How did allies view the Russian Revolution?
Describe and Explain the Treaty
of Versailles.
How did the Treaty of
Versailles realign the balance of power in Europe ?
Were the peace settlements
negotiated at Versailles effective in solving the problems that led to
World
War I? If not why? Explain.
Describe the causes, events,
and effects of the Communist Revolution.