The Complex Nature of World War I (HSC SSCE Modern History): Flashcards

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The Complex Nature of World War I
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Historian describing WWI origins as most complex modern event

Christopher Clark

Definition: armistice

Agreement to stop fighting temporarily to discuss peace terms

WWII's three decisive turning-point battles

El Alamein, Stalingrad, and Midway

Definition: grand strategy

Overall approach using military, political, economic, diplomatic

Lloyd George's pledge as British PM (late 1916)

Fight until achieving a 'knock-out blow'

Two dramatic 1917 developments changing the war

Russian Revolution (March) and American entry (April)

Date of Wilson's Fourteen Points speech

8 January 1918

German Spring Offensive innovation (1918)

Storm trooper tactics - elite infantry infiltration

What Ludendorff called 8 August 1918

Black day of the German army

Nature of WWI's ending (not simple...)

Multiple factors: battles, blockade, unrest, German decision

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