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1 The Battle of Jutland Presented by Aaron Correya, Kunal Gupta, Rithvik Nallapareddy, Divya Puvvadi, and Kaley Romero

2 Thesis The stalemate at the Battle of Jutland spurred the Germans to resort to unrestricted submarine warfare in order to weaken the British economy; in doing so, the United States was soon drawn into the war and ultimately shifted the balance of power to favor the Allied Forces.

3 Jutland

4 Early Stages Began May 31, 1916 Germans aimed to defend ports and supply routes on North Sea from British Britain aimed to cut Germans off and preserve route into Continental Europe Vice Admirals Beatty (Britain) and Hipper (Germany) shot at each other Britain lost 3 ships Beatty lured Germans north, where British fleet awaited

5 Late Stages Admiral Jellicoe (British) cut Germany out of their home base Admiral Scheer (German) turned around, escaped obliteration Britain had nearly double the losses (ships and men) Ended on June 1, 1916

6 Dreadnought Initial dreadnought usage by both sides
Invented by British Advanced fighter ships

7 Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
Submarines used (also known as U-boats) All vessels attacked Targets all enemies/neutral countries First declared by Germany near British Isles Eventually provokes US to enter war on Allied side Britian almost starved out of war US ships sunk while neutral

8 Outcome Both sides claim victory Germany- damaged more ships
Wilhelm II showers men with praise (kisses, Iron Crosses, etc.) Britain- retains North Sea control Major casualties and damage Unrestricted submarine warfare used by German Navy from then on to destroy British economy

9 Significance in WWI Only major naval battle in WWI
The balance of power remained intact due to stalemate A race for technology on both sides ensued to gain upperhand The Britain blockade of Germany ultimately ended the war, due to control over North Sea German unrestricted submarine warfare was countered by USA entering war Without US entrance, Britain would have starved in 6 weeks time

10 Works Cited Eyewitnesstohistory.com History.com
Historylearningsite.co.uk Mapsofworld.com Worldwar1.co.uk

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