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WWI Information: Maps, Key Events & Strategies for Study

Explore essential details for studying World War I, including identifying countries on maps, key sides of conflict, influential figures, and impactful events. Dive into the Von Schliffen Plan, Red Scare, roles of Belgium and The Black Hand, significance of the Zimmerman Note, Wilson's 14 points, Sussex Pledge, Gavrilo Princip, trench warfare tools, Triple Entente, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, airplane use, and more. Learn about the tensions leading to WWI, daylight savings time, US involvement, and the roles of various nations and individuals in the war.

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WWI Information: Maps, Key Events & Strategies for Study

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  1. More WWI information to study

  2. Maps • You will need to identify countries on a map & on which side they fought: • Great Britain • Russia • Germany • France • Belgium • Look on your map that you colored!!

  3. Von Schliffen Plan

  4. Red Scare

  5. Belgium

  6. The Black Hand

  7. Zimmerman NoteWho sent it? Who received the note?What did the note say?

  8. Wilson’s 14 pointsWhat did the majority of the points deal with?What did the 14th pt. establish?

  9. Sussex Pledge

  10. GavriloPrincip

  11. Most useful tool in the trenches/why?

  12. The Big 4 (countries & people)

  13. Bolsheviks

  14. Triple Entente Countries-became which side during war?

  15. Archduke Franz Ferdinand

  16. Use of airplanes in WWI

  17. John J. Pershing

  18. Sussex Pledge

  19. Vladimir Lenin

  20. No man’s land

  21. Countries of Triple Alliance

  22. Ferdinand Foch

  23. Trench warfare

  24. Tensions that lead to WWI (4)

  25. Why was daylight savings time introduced? Introduced by the Fuel Admin. To conserve energy during WWI in US

  26. Pres. Wilson sent Marines to Latin America because… To protect our border

  27. Schneck v. the US

  28. Nicknames of soldiers

  29. Bolsheviks

  30. Balkans-what countries/nationalities? Serbs, Bosnians, Croats, Slovenes

  31. German subs

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