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Part One: Objective Guide 1: Three Kingdoms Alliance and Three Kingdoms Entente

1. Driven by the Industrial Revolution, what is the economic development of major European countries?

The economies of major European countries have developed rapidly, and Europe has become the center of the world economy.

2. How did the European powers carve up the world?

They carved up almost all of Africa, half of Asia was also under their rule, and other places such as China and Ottoman Turkey were also reduced to semi-colonies.

3. Why did the European powers engage in fierce competition to re-divide the world?

In order to compete for more markets, raw material production areas and investment sites

In 1871, Germany completed its reunification and developed rapidly during the second industrial revolution. At the beginning of the 20th century, it ranked first in Europe and second in the world, second only to the United States. Germany also needs to obtain raw materials and markets from overseas to develop industry, but it occupies relatively few colonies, only 1/10 of Britain's. With the world basically being divided up, Germany can only "demand territory in the sun" from countries such as Britain and France. The conflict between Germany, Britain and France continued to intensify.

4. What are the manifestations of the many conflicts among the European powers?

(1) In the second half of the 19th century, conflicts between France and Germany, Russia and the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and Britain and Germany continued to intensify.

(2) Germany wants to prevent France from dominating the European continent again. It also has conflicts with Russia in Türkiye.

(3) Austria-Hungary and Russia were in constant conflict over the Balkans.

5. How many countries are members of the Triple Alliance? How was the Triple Alliance formed?

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

In order to prevent France and Russia from joining forces to fight against Germany, Germany formed a military alliance with Austria-Hungary, and Italy later joined. In 1882, the Triple Alliance consisting of Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy was formally formed.

Germany was the core of the Triple Alliance.

The Austro-Hungarian Empire refers to the empire formed by Austria and Hungary in 1867, including today's Austria, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Croatia.

6. How many countries are members of the Triple Entente? How was the Three Kingdoms Agreement formed?

Britain, France, Russia

The formation of the Triple Alliance prompted France and Russia to sign a military agreement against Germany and Austria. At the beginning of the 20th century, Britain concluded treaties with France and Russia to form the Triple Entente. Britain was at the heart of the Triple Entente.

World War I PPT, Part 2: Objective Guide 2: The Outbreak of World War I

1. The trigger----Sarajevo incident

(1) In what context did the Sarajevo incident occur?

In 1908, Austria-Hungary attempted to annex Bosnia and Herzegovina, but was strongly opposed by Serbia. In June 1914, Archduke Ferdinand, the crown prince of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, went to Bosnia to review the army in order to show off his force to Serbia, which aroused dissatisfaction among the Serbian people.

(2) What is the Sarajevo incident?

On June 28, 1914, Archduke Ferdinand and his wife were shot dead by Serbian youth Princip in Sarajevo. This was the Sarajevo Incident.

(3) What is the connection between the Sarajevo incident and the outbreak of World War I?

This event became the trigger for World War I

2. The outbreak of World War I

(1) Time and signs of outbreak:

In July 1914, Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia.

(2) Countries participating in the war:

Germany, Austria-Hungary and other countries

Russia, Britain, France, Italy, Serbia and other countries

World War I PPT, Part 3: Objective Guide 3: The Process and Results of the Great War

1. Where were the main battlefields of World War I? Where did the battlefield expand later?

After the war broke out, the war was mainly fought on the European battlefield. Three fronts were formed on the European battlefield: the Eastern Front, the Western Front and the Southern Front.

Later it gradually expanded to Africa, Asia and the Pacific.

Please summarize the root causes of the outbreak of World War I:

At the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, as the imbalance of economic and political development in major capitalist countries intensified, conflicts among imperialist countries became prominent. In order to compete for hegemony and redivide the colonies, two major military groups formed and launched frantic military expansion preparations, and a world war was about to break out.

2. Battle of Verdun:

(1) When did the Battle of Verdun take place?

(2) Which two countries’ armies participated in the war? How long did it take?

The German and French armies lasted 10 months

(3) Why was the Battle of Verdun so tragic?

Nearly a million people were killed and injured on both sides of the war. Due to the high number of deaths, the Battle of Verdun was known as the "meat grinder", "hell" and "slaughterhouse".

(4) How did the Battle of Verdun end?

Germany suffered defeat. Germany has since fallen into a passive position.

3. What changes occurred in the war situation of World War I from 1917 to 1918?

1) All warring countries are exhausted.

2) The United States' participation in the war greatly enhanced the power of the Allied Powers.

3) The October Revolution broke out in Russia, and soon it withdrew from the First World War.

4) In the second half of 1918, the Allies continued to launch counterattacks, and the German army's defeat was certain.

4. When did World War I end? What is the sign of the end? Which side becomes the defeated country?

In November 1918, Germany surrendered.

The war ended with the defeat of the Allies.

Foch was the Allied Commander-in-Chief during the latter part of World War I. On November 11, 1918, Foch signed an armistice agreement on behalf of the Allied Powers and German representatives in Foch's carriage at the Compiègne Forest Thunder Road Station in northeastern France, declaring the end of the First World War.

5. What kind of war was World War I?

It was a war of unprecedented scale in human history. It was an imperialist war launched by Western powers to redivide the world and compete for world hegemony.

World War I PPT, part 4 content: [Mutual Learning and Exploration]

1. If the Sarajevo incident had not occurred, would World War I have broken out? Why?

The Sarajevo incident was only the trigger for the First World War. The fundamental reason for the outbreak of the First World War lay in the imbalance of capitalist political and economic development. Due to differences in the development speed and level of political, economic, and military forces, the balance of economic strength among countries has changed, resulting in conflicts between them. When conflicts intensify to a certain extent, war will occur. The First World War was exactly this kind of contradiction. The inevitable result of intensification.

2. Through studying this course, what do you know about war?

War is cruel, will cause casualties and material losses, and will affect economic development. When international disputes and conflicts arise, it is best to resolve them peacefully. Humanity needs peace.

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