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WOODROW WILSON 1912-1920 Sick 1919 Dies 1924

“Make the World Safe for Democracy”. WOODROW WILSON 1912-1920 Sick 1919 Dies 1924. ENGLAND. King George V 1910 - 1936. Herbert Asquith 1908 – 1916 WWI / ousted Error: Somme/Gallipoli. David Lloyd George 1916 – 1922 Minster of War Prime Minister. Windsor Dynasty. FRANCE.

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WOODROW WILSON 1912-1920 Sick 1919 Dies 1924

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  1. “Make the World Safe for Democracy” WOODROW WILSON 1912-1920 Sick 1919 Dies 1924

  2. ENGLAND King George V 1910 - 1936 Herbert Asquith 1908 – 1916 WWI / ousted Error: Somme/Gallipoli David Lloyd George 1916 – 1922 Minster of War Prime Minister Windsor Dynasty

  3. FRANCE Bonaparte Dynasty • Emperor Napoleon III • 1852 – 1871 • Loses Franco-Prussian War 1871 • Germans send him to exile 1871 chaos

  4. FRANCE Chaos!! • Georges “Tiger” Clemenceau • 1917 – 1920 • WWI / military organize • Connects with U.S. • Treaty of Versailles • Aristade Briand • 1915 – 1917 • WWI / Germany invades • Asks for Peace Treaty with Germany • ousted

  5. Antonio Salandra Prime Minister • 1914-1916 • WWI /Ousted SAVOY DYNASTY • Vittorio Orlando Prime Minister • 1916 – 1922 • WWI • Treaty of Versailles King Victor Emmanuel III (1900-1947) ITALY

  6. RUSSIA Romanov Dynasty Russian Revolution • Resigns • Russian Revolution • 1917-1924 • WWI 1917 Alexander Kerensky March – October 1917 Provisional Government Czar Nicholas II 1894 – 1917 (age 26)

  7. RUSSIA USSR Union of Soviet Socialist Republic Vladimir Lenin 1917 - 1924 Russian Revolution • First Communist Country! • Red Army • Removes USSR from WWI 1917

  8. Germany Hohenzollern Dynasty Kaiser Wilhelm I 1871 – 1888 dies Kaiser Wilhelm II 1888 – 1920 29 yr old grandson WWI Exiled to Netherlands Dies 1941 KaiserFrederick III Ruled 99 days sick / die

  9. Germany Kaiser Wilhelm II Iron Chancellor Otto von Bismarck Franco-Prussian War Kaiser Wilhelm I 1871 – 1890 forced to resign Dies 1898 (age 83)

  10. Austria-Hungary Hapsburg Dynasty • Prince Rudolf committed suicide (son) • Karl die poor drinking water (brother) • Maximilian assassinated (brother) • Charles Louis died (brother) • Elisabeth assassinated (wife) Emperor Franz Josef 18 yrs old WWI 1867 – 1916 dies

  11. Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie on June 28 1914. They were assassinated five minutes later. • Archduke Franz Ferdinand • Nephew of Emperor Josef • Heir to throne- Assassinated June 28, 1914 • Black Hand (Serbia) Karl I 1916-1918 Fled to Switz WWI

  12. OTTOMAN EMPIRE

  13. House of Osman Young Turks • Sultan Mehmed V • Succeeded brother • Put in power by YOUNG TURKS • 1908 – 1918 (dies) • Poet / empire falling apart • WWI / puppet • Sultan Abdul Hamid II • 1876 – 1908 • “The Butcher” / “Red Sultan” • Overthrown by YOUNG TURKS • Exiled (Greece) dies 1918 Armenian Genocide 1894-1920

  14. Young Turks Young Turks • Sultan Mehmed VI • 1918 -1922 • Succeeded brother • Last Sultan of Ottoman Empire • Exile to Malta / tries to return to rule • Dies 1926 • Enver Pasha • Minister of War /1881-1922 • Secrets negotiation with German • Hero Gallipoli campaign WWI • Exile to USSR 1918 / help to rule Turkey • Exile to Turkmenistan 1922 • dies 1922 kill by Lenin

  15. QUEEN VICTORIA “Grandmother of Europe” Queen Victoria Prince Albert • nine children • thirty-seven grandchildren. • Eight of whom sat on the thrones of Europe, those of Great Britain, Prussia, Greece, Romania, Russia, Norway, Sweden and Spain. • The Queen herself was a carrier of hemophilia, her son Prince Leopold was born with the disease and through three of Victoria's daughters it was to pass into many of the Royal houses of Europe and became known as the Royal disease.

  16. Queen Victoria (E) + Albert “Grandmother of Europe” Louis (E) ALICE (E) Frederick III (G) + Victoria (E) granddaughter King Edward VII (son) (E) +Princess Alexandra (D) grandson Czar Alexander III (R) + Princess Maria (D) Czar Nicholas II (R) Princess Alexandra Kaiser Wilhelm II (G) + King George V (Grandson)(E) cousin cousin

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