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Barely knew anything until the reading...know that 6 countries split up into two groups of 3 countries, arround the same time as the industrial revolution

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Did the war actually accomplish something or was it just for big countries to flex and try out their powers?

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how did this influence WWII?

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Tommy - The first world war was an extremely bloody war that was started by the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. It was fought across Europe and Africa with the Allies and the Central powers. it was well know for bloody trench warfare and the use of chemical warfare like chlorine gas. It lead to the fall of the Ottoman Empire and paved the way for modern warfare and geopolitics

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Tommy - The first world war was an extremely bloody war that was started by the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. It was fought across Europe and Africa with the Allies and the Central powers. it was well know for bloody trench warfare and the use of chemical warfare like chlorine gas. It lead to the fall of the Ottoman Empire and paved the way for modern warfare and geopolitics

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I really didn't know anything until the reading homework. I now know that the 4 years it lasted were very bloody ones.

I don't know enough right now to ask about things I want to know my bad

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- Use of Chemical Weapons
- US enter war
- Archduke death starts it
- Hitler works on Western Front as messenger
- English soldier spared Hitler on the Western Front
- Patton becomes a legend

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Product of nationalistic ideas. Two sides: Russia, Ottoman Empire, France, Britain, Italy vs. Germany, Turkey, and Austria-Hungary. Belgium was neutral because of a treaty with Britain that forced them to protect Belgium. Almost a million people dies in the beginning of the war.

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Six countries split up into two groups of three countries. If a fight broke out between two countries, then all of Europe would break out into a war.

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- I know that the arch duke Ferdinand and his wife were killed which was what sparked the start of the war
-I know that there was a race to build arms and an arms
-This was during the time of industrial revolution and so there were lots of things being made, and because there was a race for building arms, all of these materials were needed by all the countries which sparked conflict

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-It was longer than expected
-Alliances were pretty much necessary

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This is not a joke, but I know that Battlefield 1 is based off of it. Of what Battlefield 1 describes, it was a gruesome, ugly war

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it was europe+russia at first, and later other countries joined like the US

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It started with the assassination of Franz Ferdinand. It was the allied countries against the central powers.

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The actually real Benjamin Troup Reynolds Cohen

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The actually real Benjamin Troup Reynolds Cohen

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It was a very brutal war between alliances of large powers in Europe. I would like to know more about the outcomes of the war, and how WW2 is connected to it

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It was an extremely deadly war, and I think although it set up many things it didn't solve anything. I want to know about specific battles and who was involved.

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- World War 1 Took very long and was not worth as many causalities that happened during the war
-It paved way for modern technology because of things invented such as the machine gun or airplanes
- the war was instigated because of fear of militaries
-Iconic battle and use of chemical weapons, such as mustard gas

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In the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars, which rocked Europe to its core, there was a truce between all nations. This truce, although informal, was known as the Concert of Europe. This Concert ruled over the silver continent for one-hundred years, and it held because of two reasons. First, the balance of power, and second, fear. Fear that modern European armies would be too destructive for their own good. During the French Revolution, a law was decreed, which stated that the nation of France would devote its entire existence to war, and to fending off the reactionary tyrants of their neighboring countries. The results of this single decree changed how war would be fought forever. When explaining to the Emperor of Austria as to why France would ultimately be victorious Napoleon said, "You cannot defeat me, I lose 30,000 men a month" To give some context, had another other nation lost 30,000 men, in any context, their army would be debilitated, and their chances of winning whatever war they were fighting would be reduced to near zero. But now that France had been transformed into a nation of war, waves of men could be murdered within the blink of an eye.