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Engaging Study Session: Memory Devices and Student Selector Tool

Discover memory devices for studying key historical events like Nationalism and Imperialism. Use the student selector tool to enhance participation and learning. Prepare to share your insights in class!

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Engaging Study Session: Memory Devices and Student Selector Tool

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  1. How Can YOU Remember/ Study… Get out your sheets that looked like this  & share your memory devices… didn’t make any? Make them now! http://www.aschool.us/random/random-name.php Take a few to bat around some ideas… then I’ll be using my nifty “student selector” to randomly pick on you to share! BE READY  • Nationalism • Imperialism • Militarism • Alliances • Triple Alliance: Austria Hungary, Germany, Italy • Triple Entente: France, G.B., Russia

  2. Class Lists for Student Selector Tool SAM B JIMMY LOURDES COLIN TIMMY CHRIS BATMAN TOM H JENNICA TY VINISSA AARON JACK BANE GIGI JUSTIN ANDREW MIKE MAGGIE JEREMY EMILY TOM U • RACHAEL C • DYLAN • CONSUELA • WILL • RILEY • CALLIE • MH • JOHN • MADELEIN • SARAH • JENNA • ALI • NICOLE • RYAN • PAT • ASH • LEHMAN • KAT • ANSHUL • SEGS • JULES • CAMILLE • BB • LA • TRAV • HANNAH • RACHEL Z

  3. War Breaks Out! Standing Armies of Europe Number of Soldiers (millions) Austria-Hungary Germany Russia France Great Britain Central Powers Allies

  4. Nationalism had caused turmoil in Balkan Peninsula (SE Europe) • Rival nations: Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia battling for territory • Balkan nationalists called on related ethnic groups in Austria-Hungary to throw off Austrian rule Balkan Peninsula

  5. The Spark • Assassination Sparks a Crisis • June 1914 – Archduke Francis Ferdinand (heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary) was visiting Sarajevo (capital of Bosnia) • At the time, Bosnia was part of the E. European empire ruled by Austria-Hungary

  6. The Spark • Ferdinand’s visit angered members of the Black Hand: Serbian terrorist group • Terrorist: uses threats and violence to promote a cause • The Black Hand wanted Bosnia to break away from Austria-Hungary & join Serbia

  7. The Spark June 28: Archduke & wife rode through Sarajevo in an open car Terrorist Gavrilo Princip shot the couple

  8. Alliance Against Alliance Austria Hungary quickly accused the Serbian gov’t of organizing the archduke’s assassination

  9. 1 2 3 Aus.Hung. threatens war, Russia moved to protect Serbia • July 28 Austria- Hungary declared war on Serbia • Next day, Russia ordered its forces to mobilize: prepare for war 1 2 3

  10. Germany (Austria-Hungary’s ally) called on Russia to call off the mobilization order • No reply: Germany declared war on Russia August 1st 1 2 3

  11. August 3rd- Germanydeclared war on Russia’sally: France • Next day – Germanyslices through neutral Belgiumon the march to France, Britaindeclares war on Germany • Long before, Britainhad formed an alliance with Belgium 1 2 3

  12. *What had begun as a local crisis in Bosnia exploded into a major war*

  13. Your Turn! • In groups of 2-3 study your note packets: “War Breaks Out” • These ARE your notes! Fill in the blanks on your handout • UNDERSTAND THE MAP on the back!... Color code if it helps you to learn it like mine • Finish early?.... You have options: key terms or continue to chart your memory devices 

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