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A conflict that engulfed
the whole world
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1. Introduction and History of the World War 1.

2. Players that played fundamental role in this conflict.
3. Interpretation of the World War 1..
4. What strategies could be helpful in preventing the WW1.
5. Steps to work on the management strategy.
6. Enhanced Global Connections
7. Summary
8. References
 Introducing WW1
• In the Midst of the June, 1947, when the Europe was enjoying the vibrant
summer, a war erupted from the borders of Austria-Hungry and it engulfed
all of the Europe in the matter of days.
• This war is known as Great War or “ the war to end all wars” (although it did
not end all the wars).
• The great war caused 20 Million Casualties and wounded more than 21
Million soldiers.
• The war was fought between several countries. One side, called Central
Powers, included Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey. While
the other side, called Allies, consisted of France, Great Britain, Russia, Italy,
Japan, and, from 1917, the United States.
• The war ended with the defeat of Central Powers. The victory of the Allies
came with the carnage and unprecedented destruction.
 Causes of the WW1

• The main cause of the conflict is considered to be the assassination of Archduke

Franz Ferdinand of Austria. Austria-Hungary issued an ultimatum to Serbia
following the death of archduke and ultimately declared a war.
• Nationalism was one of the few major reasons that ignited the fire of the Great
War.
• European Expansion also played a vital role in creating and worsening the
conflict which eventually caused the World War1.
 Alliance VS Central Powers

Alliance Central Powers

France, Great Britain, Russia, Italy, Japan,
Germany+Austria+Turkey+Bulgaria
and the United States
 Interpretation of the Conflict
• Although the World War 1 occurred more than a century ago, it changed the world
forever.
• Empires burnt down and vanished from the face of the Earth, and from those ashes
born new countries. These new Countries include Austria, Hungary, Yugoslavia and
Poland.
• Different countries redrew their border to avoid future conflicts.
Interpretaion of the WW1

Changes in the warfare

• World War 1 completely changed

the art of warfare. It introduced
advanced weaponry like
submarines, machine guns, grenades
and tanks.
• In WW1, bio weapons were used for
the first time which caused the mass
destruction.
 Conflict Resolution

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the war would would not have
have been started.
Avoiding and Resolving WW1

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The effective
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that killed Archduke. is to develop
stronger trade ties
 Players in the resolution strategy

Alliance
Great Britain,
France, Russia and
Italy

Central
Powers
Germany and
Austria Hungary
 Paths Enhancing Global Connections

Collaboratio
n

Accomodatio
Ignore
n

Open Meetings
Avoiding Non-aggressive
Trade Ties and peace
Pacts
treaties. Conflicts
 Goals and Achievements

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 Summary
• World War 1 is known as a Great War, which greatly
destroyed and altered the map of the Earth.
• The main players of WW1 were Central Powers and
Alliance.
• WW1 changed the dynamics of the world and
introduced new and improved methods in warfare.
• The ways to avoid this conflicts could be
Accommodation, Ignore and Collaborate.
• The strategy to resolve or avoid WW1 include
building better relations between countries,
establishing trade ties and signing non-aggressive
pacts.
• These strategies would be helpful in achieving the
goal, which is to avoid the large scale war at all costs.
 References
VECTORS:
● 14 Reasons WWI Happened (And Four Things That Could Have Stopped It). (2014, June 16). MentalFloss.
https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/57319/14-reasons-world-war-i-happened-and-four-things-could-have-stopped-it
● Lohatepanont, K. (2018, July 24). Could World War I Have been Avoided? - History Republic. Medium.
https://medium.com/history-republic/could-world-war-i-have-been-avoided-16d8a5d5fdf2
● Royde-Smith, J. G. (2021, March 17). World War I | History, Summary, Causes, Combatants, Casualties, Map, & Facts.
Encyclopedia Britannica. https://www.britannica.com/event/World-War-I
● Six Causes of World War I. (n.d.). Norwich University Online. https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/six-
causes-of-world-war-i
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