- Woodrow Wilsons post-war vision for peace and stabilityemphasized principles such as self-determination and the establishment of the League of Nations
- peace treaty signed in 1919, officially ending WWIimposed harsh penalties on Germany and established the League of Nations
- alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy formed in late 19 and 20 centuries as a defensive measure
- prime minister of France during WWIparticipated in the Paris peace conference and sought harsh penalties for Germany
- alliance between France, russia, and United Kingdomformed as a response to the triple alliance, creating a balance of power in Europe
- controlled distribution of goods and resources to ensure fairness and conserve suppliesimplemented during wartime to manage shortages and support the war effort
- agreement to cease hostilities and end fightingsigned on November 11, 1918, marking the end of WWI
- military strategy involving entrenched positions for protectiondominant form of warfare on western front during WWI
- conflict involving the complete mobilization of a nations resources and populationaims to achieve victory at any cost, affecting both military and civilian aspects of life
- international organization established after WWI aimed at promoting peace and cooperation among nations, precursor to the United Nations
- German military strategy to quickly defeat France in the west before turning to the eastern frontfailed in its objective leading
- the right of people to choose their own political status and form of governmentemphasized in Wilsons 14 points and reflected in post-war territorial changes
- policy of building strong armed forces to maintain and exert influencebelief in the importance of military power and preparedness
- main theater of war on the Western European front during WWIcharacterized by trench warfare and intense battles
- information, often biased or misleading, used to promote a particular political cause or point of viewwidely employed during wartime to influence public opinion
- alliance during WWI including Germany, Austria-hungary, and the ottoman empirefought against the allies on the eastern and western fronts
- theater of war on Eastern European front during WWI witnessed large-scale battles between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Russia
- naval warfare tactic involving the sinking of any enemy or neutral vessel without warning employed by Germany during WWI contributing to the US entry into the war
- What was the thing that caused countries to join WW1?
- What caused the widespread starvation in Germany in world war 1