Thoughts of WW 1

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Thoughts of WW 1

• By
• Mo Pearce, James Brindley, Sara Schlor, Andrea
  Borquez

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???Questions???

• What were the underlying causes of WWI?
• What was the specific cause of WWI?
• How did the soldiers react as they went off to
  war? Why?

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Mos answers of intelligence

• militarism, alliances, nationalism, imperialism,
  and anarchy.
  
• Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia this
  spread rapidly soon, Germany, Russia, Great
  Britain, and France were all drawn into the war
  
• I think the solders were confused and scared not
  knowing what's going to happen

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Saras knowledgeable thoughts

• German expansion The Ottoman empire collapsing
  amazing Naval race and Nationalism.
  
• Austri-Hungary declares war on Serbia this spread
  rapidly soon, Germany,Russia, Great Britain, and
  France were all drawn into the war.
  
• The soldiers suffered in many different ways,
  they had mental breakdowns during the war. They
  would run away from the battles and refuse to
  listen to orders. When they got back from the war
  they suffered as well. They suffered from shell
  shock and some committed suicide.

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Andrea intriguing conclusions

• German expansion The Ottoman empire collapsing
  Naval race and Nationalism.
  
• Austri-Hungary declares war on Serbia this spread
  rapidly soon, Germany,Russia, Great Britain, and
  France were all drawn into the war.
  
• The soldiers suffered in many different ways,
  they had mental breakdowns during the war. They
  would run away from the battles and refuse to
  listen to orders. When they got back from the war
  they suffered as well. They suffered from shell
  shock and some committed suicide.

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James is currently AWOL

• Naval wars German expansion nationalism
• Austri-Hungary declares war on Serbia this spread
  rapidly soon, Germany,Russia, Great Britain, and
  France were all drawn into the war.
  
• The soigers sufferd many different ways they had
  mental break downs during the war they ran away
  frome battle and refused to listen to orders.