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World War I Causes - Kelsey and Christina. 2nd Hour

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    World War I

    The events that occured during WWI.
  • British Naval Blockade

    British Naval Blockade

    The British stopped any ships that would be going into the Central Powers to make sure they didn't have anything from the Contraband List.
  • Lusitania Sinking

    Lusitania Sinking

    German submarines sunk British liner the Lusitania off of the southeren coast of Ireland. 1,198 people were killed out of that 128 were Americans.
  • Arabic Sinking

    Arabic Sinking

    After this attack, the Germans agreed to stop sinking passenger ships. This attack killed two Americans.
  • Sussex Sinking

    Sussex Sinking

    This sinking made Germany break their promise on not sinking passenger ships. 80 passengers including Americans were killed or injured.
  • "He Kept Us Out of War"

    "He Kept Us Out of War"

    This was the slogan for Woodrow Wilson's presidential campaign.
  • Peace Without War

    Peace Without War

    Wilson hoped that all countries could be a democracy without war.
  • U.S. Declares War

    U.S. Declares War

    Since the Germans weren't taking our warnings into consideration we had to act upon them.
  • Resumption of Unrestricted Warfare

    Resumption of Unrestricted Warfare

    German U-boats sank all ships in British waters that were onsight.
  • Zimmermann Note

    Zimmermann Note

    A telegraph from the german foreign minister to the german ambasador in Mexico, that was intercepted by British agents. It proposed an alliance between Mexico and Germany.
  • Sinking of Four Unarmed Ships

    Sinking of Four Unarmed Ships

    The Germans sunk four unarmed american merchant ships, with the loss of 36 lives.
  • Overthrow o Nicholas II

    Overthrow o Nicholas II

    The people of Russia thought that he was the last signifiant obsticle that they had to remove.
  • Wilson's  War message

    Wilson's War message

    WIlson gives his message on war in the capitol building with his fellow ambassadors, senators, and representatives.