Technological Improvements in WWI Militarism

Technological Improvements in WWI Militarism
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The impact of technological improvements on WWI, including new weapons and transportation, revolutionized warfare and contributed to the staggering casualties of the war.

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Slide1MILITARISM WWI MILITARISM  WWI How  did  technological improvements  impact  WWI? How  did  technological improvements  impact  WWI?

Slide2MobilizationMobilization It's  a  long  way  to  Tipperary, It's  a  long  way  to  Tipperary,         It's  a  long  way  to  go;         It's  a  long  way  to  go;         It's  a  long  way  to  Tipperary,         It's  a  long  way  to  Tipperary,         To  the  sweetest  girl  I  know!         To  the  sweetest  girl  I  know!         Goodbye,  Piccadilly,         Goodbye,  Piccadilly,         Farewell,  Leicester  Square,         Farewell,  Leicester  Square,         It's  a  long,  long  way  to  Tipperary,         It's  a  long,  long  way  to  Tipperary,         But  my  heart's  right  there!         But  my  heart's  right  there! I I t t ' ' s s   a   a   l   l o o n n g g   w   w a a y y   t   t o o   T   T i i p p p p e e r r a a r r y y , ,         I         I t t ' ' s s   a   a   l   l o o n n g g   w   w a a y y   t   t o o   g   g o o ; ;         I         I t t ' ' s s   a   a   l   l o o n n g g   w   w a a y y   t   t o o   T   T i i p p p p e e r r a a r r y y , ,         T         T o o   t   t h h e e   s   s w w e e e e t t e e s s t t   g   g i i r r l l   I   I   k   k n n o o w w ! !         G         G o o o o d d b b y y e e , ,   P   P i i c c c c a a d d i i l l l l y y , ,         F         F a a r r e e w w e e l l l l , ,   L   L e e i i c c e e s s t t e e r r   S   S q q u u a a r r e e , ,         I         I t t ' ' s s   a   a   l   l o o n n g g , ,   l   l o o n n g g   w   w a a y y   t   t o o   T   T i i p p p p e e r r a a r r y y , ,         B         B u u t t   m   m y y   h   h e e a a r r t t ' ' s s   r   r i i g g h h t t   t   t h h e e r r e e ! !  Home  by  Christmas!  Home  by  Christmas!  No  major  war in  50  years!  No  major  war in  50  years!  Nationalism!  Nationalism!  H  H o o m m e e   b   b y y   C   C h h r r i i s s t t m m a a s s ! !  N  N o o   m   m a a j j o o r r   w   w a a r r i i n n   5   5 0 0   y   y e e a a r r s s ! !  N  N a a t t i i o o n n a a l l i i s s m m ! !

Slide3Recruitment PostersRecruitment Posters

Slide4M.A.I.N. Causes  of  WWI M.A.I.N.  Causes  of  WWI Militarism   – Militarism   – Because  of  the  Alliance  System countries  began  to  build  up  their armies. Because  of  the  Alliance  System countries  began  to  build  up  their armies. New  weapons  were  being  created, giving  the  country  a  boost  of  pride. New  weapons  were  being  created, giving  the  country  a  boost  of  pride. Countries  began  to  increase  the numbers  of  members  in  the  armies and  navies. Countries  began  to  increase  the numbers  of  members  in  the  armies and  navies.

Slide5A Multi-Front WarA Multi-Front War

Slide6Eastern Front Eastern  Front Great  Britain  and France  attempted to  supply  Russia. Naval/Army attacks  in  Turkey to  gain  control over  waterways. Attempts  for  allies to  control  this region  were unsuccessful. Great  Britain  and France  attempted to  supply  Russia. Naval/Army attacks  in  Turkey to  gain  control over  waterways. Attempts  for  allies to  control  this region  were unsuccessful.

Slide7Western Front Western  Front A  line  of  trenches stretched  along the  war’s  western front  from  the Swiss  Alps  to  the English  Channel. A  line  of  trenches stretched  along the  war’s  western front  from  the Swiss  Alps  to  the English  Channel. Millions of exploding artillery shells completely stripped the land down to bare ground.

Slide8Trench WarfareTrench Warfare

Slide9The Western FrontThe Western Front

Slide10Trench WarfareTrench Warfare “No  Man’s Land” “No  Man’s Land” “No  Man’s Land” “No  Man’s Land”

Slide14The Schlieffen’s  Plan The  Schlieffen’s  Plan The  plan  was  a  strategy  that General  Von  Schlieffen  made  up  in 1905. The  plan  was  a  strategy  that General  Von  Schlieffen  made  up  in 1905. Germany  had  enemies  on  the  East and  West.   Schlieffen  figured  that Russia  would  be  slow  to  mobilize. Germany  had  enemies  on  the  East and  West.   Schlieffen  figured  that Russia  would  be  slow  to  mobilize. Schlieffen  believed  the  Germans could  reach  Paris  and  defeat  the French  in  six  weeks  and  then  focus on  the  Eastern  Front. Schlieffen  believed  the  Germans could  reach  Paris  and  defeat  the French  in  six  weeks  and  then  focus on  the  Eastern  Front.

Slide15The Schlieffen’s  Plan The  Schlieffen’s  Plan There  were  a  few problems  with  this plan: There  were  a  few problems  with  this plan: • Belgium  was  heavily fortified. • Belgium  was  heavily fortified. • Russia  mobilized quicker  than anticipated. • Russia  mobilized quicker  than anticipated. • The  British  aided the  French  forces  in the  north  of  France. • The  British  aided the  French  forces  in the  north  of  France.

Slide16The Schlieffen PlanThe Schlieffen Plan

Slide17German Atrocities in BelgiumGerman Atrocities in Belgium

Slide18Technology Changes  Warfare Technology  Changes  Warfare

Slide19Krupp’s “Big Bertha” GunKrupp’s “Big Bertha” Gun

Slide20British 60-pounderGerman Machineengewehr 08 (Maxim). WWI Tank French troops loading a 40cm shell

Slide21French Renault TankFrench Renault Tank

Slide22Sacrifices in WarSacrifices in War

Slide23U-BoatsU-Boats

Slide24FlameThrowers Flame Throwers Grenade Launchers Grenade Launchers

Slide25Poison GasPoison Gas Machine Gun Machine Gun

Slide26War Is  HELL  !! War Is   HELL  !!

Slide27Activity 1 Work with 1 partner- Answer the questions on the handout in  FULL SENTENCES WWI Firsts Causes of WWI Treaty of Versailles