Propaganda was used by the government to persuade individuals into thinking & knowing what the government wanted them to think Newspapers and other types of press were expected to print different kinds of propaganda given to them by the government Propaganda was used by the government to persuade individuals into thinking & knowing what the government wanted them to think Newspapers and other types of press were expected to print different kinds of propaganda given to them by the government

With Britain, France & Germany claiming regions of Africa the Europeans met at the Berlin Conference to avoid fighting with each other – Africans weren’t represented at this meeting Only 2 countries weren’t controlled by any Europeans With Britain, France & Germany claiming regions of Africa the Europeans met at the Berlin Conference to avoid fighting with each other – Africans weren’t represented at this meeting Only 2 countries weren’t controlled by any Europeans

Colonies were set up in 3 different ways – Direct Rule: when officials from the mother country to the colony to run the government Ex: Europeans in Africa – Spheres of Influence: When the mother colony controls all trade & economics decisions in the colony Ex: Europeans in china – Protectorate/Indirect Rule: Europeans advise the rulers in the colonies but, don’t make any decisions Ex: Great Britain in India Colonies were set up in 3 different ways – Direct Rule: when officials from the mother country to the colony to run the government Ex: Europeans in Africa – Spheres of Influence: When the mother colony controls all trade & economics decisions in the colony Ex: Europeans in china – Protectorate/Indirect Rule: Europeans advise the rulers in the colonies but, don’t make any decisions Ex: Great Britain in India

M.- Militarism: Glorification of ones military A.- Alliances: A formal agreement between two or more nations or powers to cooperate and come to another defense I.- Imperialism: Domination by one country of the political, economic, or cultural life of another country or region N.- Nationalism: A strong feeling or pride for ones country M.- Militarism: Glorification of ones military A.- Alliances: A formal agreement between two or more nations or powers to cooperate and come to another defense I.- Imperialism: Domination by one country of the political, economic, or cultural life of another country or region N.- Nationalism: A strong feeling or pride for ones country

Allied Powers- – France – Russia – England – U.S.(came in later on) Central Powers- Germany Austria-Hungry Italy Ottoman Empire Allied Powers- – France –R–Russia –E–England –U–U.S.(came in later on) Central Powers- Germany Austria-Hungry Italy Ottoman Empire

The spark that ignited WW1 was the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand who was visiting the capitol of Bosina.

The advances in technology helped a lot on both sides of the was because the more weapons you have the better your army is. The side with the most advanced technology had an advantage. The advances in technology helped a lot on both sides of the was because the more weapons you have the better your army is. The side with the most advanced technology had an advantage.

Total War- The channeling of a nation’s entire resources into war effect Trench Warfare- Soldiers fought each other form trenches Armistice- An agreement to end fighting in war Ration- To limit the supply of goods to people Draft – A system in which men are selected to fight in war Total War- The channeling of a nation’s entire resources into war effect Trench Warfare- Soldiers fought each other form trenches Armistice- An agreement to end fighting in war Ration- To limit the supply of goods to people Draft – A system in which men are selected to fight in war

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