WW1 Allied Forces

Germany declared war on the U.S. on 11 December 1941 (yes, that way round). As is usual in such circumstances both countries recalled their embassy staff. It's a common fallacy to assume that a declaration of war has to be reciprocated. In other words, the U.S. had no need in international law to declare war on Germany.

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Vimy Ridge was a defining moment in Canadian history because they managed to prove their worth by taking the ridge of high strategical value which allied forces had failed to do time and time again. The allied forced suffered a loss of 100,000 people over that ridge without ever capturing it. They proved their worth as a country and Ally, and not as a colony under British control.

Vimy ridge was also the first time ever the members of the Canadian Expeditionary Forces (CEF) were allowed to fight together. All four units of the Canadian corps fought together under a Canadian general (Arthur Currie).

Though they did the impossible by capturing the ridge through careful strategic planning and impeccable timing there were great losses. There were 10, 602 casualties and 3, 600 of them would go on to die. Because of Vimy Ridge and Canadian participation Prime Minister Robert Borden was allowed to sign the treaty of Versailles on behalf of Canada not Britain signing for Canada This was truly when Canada was seen as a country.

Germany sunked a ship that had Americans on it -- publick hatred against the germansGermany said that any boat that's not German on the Atlantic will be sanked ---- no money making for the govermentand Germany sent the Zimmerman report - (basicky told Mexico to attack the US and could have its lost territories)

The first battle on the Western Front began when Germany invaded Belguim Aug 4 1914. Althought Trench warfare did not start until sometime in Sept, this was the beginnings of the Western Front.

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In World War I, the Central Powers were Germany, Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman empire. They were joined by Bulgaria in 1915. Italy refused to go to war despite the Triple Alliance, and later joined the Allies (the Entente Powers led by Great Britain, France, and Russia).

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The British intercepted a telegram sent from Germany to Mexico asking the Mexicans to attack the U.S. if the U.S. got involved in WWI. They promised the Mexicans money and a return of AZ, CA, NM territory lost by the Mexicans to the U.S. in the Mexican American War of 1846-8. Mexico considered it, after all, they did not like the U.S. or Wilson, but were more afraid of the U.S. than Germany. Plus, Germany is 1000s of miles away... it was one of the factors that helped bring us into the war.

Australians were in the war. Australians fought alongside New Zealand and English soldiers. At the begining of World War One, the world had been (for the majority) at peace for the last few decades. In that time Australia had been formed as a nation legally and politically, but as yet there was not a huge sense of national unity between every-day people, so the war was seen by some as an opportunity to unite common people through a common cause, and common goal. Many ANZAC soldiers were enthusiastic about the war at the very start. Persuaded by overly-confident politicians they saw the War as an opportunity to see the world, travel and make friends, believeing the superior powers of the Allies would triumph, the War would be over quickly, with little bloodshead, amd then they would all be home by Christmas. It goes without saying that these initial assumptions were blown out of the water once conflict began. Trench warfare was difficult, dangerous and ghastly, all soldiers involved in this took on the same burdens. Once the news of the conditions on the front lines, the heavy losses and the enormous feeling of helplessness and futility reached the home front, the rate at which people signed up to join the army dropped dramatically. Referendums were then held regarding the implementation of conscription.

a policey of avoiding political or military involment with other countires.

Karl Marx, who came up with the idea of communism believed that Socialism was the bridge to Communism. There has never been a true Communist state on the face of the earth due to the failure of all governments to get passed the Socialist Stage.

In socialism the government takes substantial control in the day to day operations of a country which usually leads to oppression in one form or another.

The Four Fundamental Forces are: * Gravity * Electromagnetism * Strong Nuclear Force (holds nucleus together) * Weak Nuclear Force (neutrino interactions induce beta decay) Most common forces like friction and drag and just objects pushing other objects are electromagnetic forces.

During World War I, a variety of nicknames were given to soldiers from the various combatant-nations involved, and American "dough-boys" were no exception. Perhaps the most common nickname was the simple, usually affectionate, and largely descriptive "Yank."

The U.S. actively joined WWI in 1917 with a declaration of war on April 6. The United States involvement in the war, however, essentially began in 1915 with the sinking of the British liner Lusitania and the loss of many American lives. An additional incident occurred in January 1917, when the German government secretly requested the Mexican government to join with them in attacking America.

The First World War brought not only physical injury and death but psychological trauma to those who survived the war. Life has never been the same, blown off limbs, life-long injuries, flashbacks and nightmares about the war giving way to depression.

During World War I, as in so many other wars, soldiers from both sides were given nicknames of all sorts. The American soldiers who went 'over there' to fight were no exception, receiving nicknames such as 'doughboys' and 'Yanks,' among many others.

One reason they formed alliances was for the purpose of defending each other if another country declared war on anyone in the alliance. Another reason more recently is for economic and trade purposes.

The horrors of war. Watching their friends and fellow men be ripped apart by a machine-gun burst, or vaporized by a direct hit by an artillery shell. The new weapons first used in WWI caused horrific wounds, both emotional and physical. But beyond the killing, the terrible conditions of the trenches also impacted the experience of the soldiers, as they were packed with disease, lice, rats and a boundless supply of mud.

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AMerica wanted to stay with the policy of neutrality, therefore they wanted to stay out of the war

Turkey successfully defended Gallipoli, and won this campaign. The mostly British, Australian and New Zealander forces were withdrawn from the Gallipoli Peninsula after a series of monumental failures of command produced numerous fiascos and setbacks for both the army and naval forces in the campaign. The withdrawal was, ironically, the only part of the entire operation that went to plan, resulting in a stealthy and well-executed evacuation with incredibly light casualties.