'Kaiser william ii' presentation slideshows

The Industrial Revolution, Nationalism, and Imperialism

The Industrial Revolution, Nationalism, and Imperialism. Honors Western Civilization Mrs. Civitella. The Agricultural Revolution. Cause Effect. building of dikes (earthen walls) crop rotation seed drill Farm journals Enclosure

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Analyze the causes of World War I Judge who is the guiltiest country for causing World War I

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Intro to 28.5 End of War and Peace

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I. Prelude to War

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The Battle Of Verdun

The Battle Of Verdun . by Anna, Jeremy, Sharell , Katie, and Min Sol. Cause. The Germans wanted Paris. They needed to gain the Verdun land first.

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From Neutrality to War

From Neutrality to War. What Caused World War I ?. Nationalism started international and domestic tensions Europeans believed that a nation should express the nationalism of a single ethnic group

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Time Period Review #2 1815 - 1939

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Why did the First World War start?

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One World Many Theories

One World Many Theories. World War I. Three Levels of Analyses. Third Image: Structural causes of WWI Second Image: Domestic politics causes First Image: The role of leadership, decision-making. Balance of Power Politics. BOP: description of distribution of power between states

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Colonies

Colonies. Dr G.D.Brindle www.SchoolHistory.co.uk. One of the major reasons for bad relations amongst the nations of Europe in the years before 1914 was that they were engaged in a struggle to obtain overseas colonies.

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Colonies

Colonies. Dr G.D.Brindle www.SchoolHistory.co.uk. One of the major reasons for bad relations amongst the nations of Europe in the years before 1914 was that they were engaged in a struggle to obtain overseas colonies.

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14.3 Winning the War

14.3 Winning the War. By 1917, Europeans were cracking under the strain of war. The stalemate dragged on. The departure of one country and the entry of another would tip the balance and end the stalemate. Waging Total War.

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Do Now

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SBQ Nov 2010

SBQ Nov 2010. The attitude of Kaiser William II to war and peace. Kaiser William II did not want war. Kaiser William II came to throne in 1888 and reigned until his fall at the end of World War I in 1918. He was known for his militaristic manner and

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The Fourteen Points

The Fourteen Points. Created by US President Woodrow Wilson in January 1918 A list of his terms for ending this and future wars Called for freedom of the seas, free trade, large-scale reduction of arms, an end to secret treaties Self-determinism for Eastern Europe

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Kaiser William II

Kaiser William II. Becomes Emperor in 1888 Dismisses Bismarck in 1890 He would continue some social welfare programs such as cheap transportation, electricity, and public schooling

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