World War I Schlieffen Plan Map

WORLD WAR I SCHLIEFFEN PLAN MAP

World War I first began in 1914 from a series of important causes that included the assassination of Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand. The fighting continued until 1918 and saw the Allied Powers face off against the Central Powers in battlefields across Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Many of the most notable battles of World War I between the Allied Powers and the Central Powers occurred on the two fronts in Europe, which included the Western Front and the Eastern Front. Click the links above to read more information about each topic.

Schlieffen Plan Map by History Crunch (Click to Enlarge)

WORLD WAR I RESOURCES

World War I Causes - PowerPoint with Cloze Notes (5 Causes!)

Life in the Trenches of World War I - Questions and Key (Google Doc Included)

World War I Causes - Reading, Questions, Chart and Key (21 Pages/5 Causes)

World War I Weapons - PowerPoint with Cloze Notes (Tank, Plane, Gas, etc)

Alliance Systems Before World War I - Questions and Key (Google Doc Included)

Allied Powers of World War I - Questions and Key (Google Doc Included)

Australia in World War I - Questions and Key (Google Doc Included)

Austria-Hungary in World War I - Questions and Key (Google Doc Included)

Balkan Powder Keg of World War I - Questions and Key (Google Doc Included)

Britain in World War I - Questions and Key (Google Doc Included)

Central Powers of World War I - Questions and Key (Google Doc Included)

Dreadnought of World War I - Questions and Key (Google Doc Included)