1. Conflict & Challenge The World of 1919

2. List what you remember about the outcomes of WW1

3. World of 1919
Nationalism
Imperialism

4. Nationalism Interests of the nation from the ‘heart’ not the ‘head’
Gut feelings; nationalism does
not have to ‘make sense’
Often not attached to a recognized
state but desire for independence or
desire to create a state
Patriotism based on love for a
common language, culture & traditions

5. Austro-Hungarian Empire

7. Example – Syrian nationalism

8. Imperialism
Act of one country acquiring dominance or ownership of another
British & French Empires and the
desire of Germany to expand control
were examples of imperialism before
WW1 and were causes that led to the war
There was a shift regarding imperialism
after WW1

11. Activity
Two Maps:
Europe 1914 & Europe 1919 (it says 1918 on your map)
Create a key & label maps to show changes in the map of Europe at the end of the war. (It may help you to label the countries on each map.)
Map History book pages 13, 15, 35
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