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| French trench; hoped to ward off German attack with this |
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| Hitler's detailed, published outline of his plans for WWII |
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| group of scientists developed the atom bomb here |
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| firts atomic bomb dropped on Japanese city @ |
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| USSR launched satellite into space to prove capability of delivering nuclear payload |
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| Malcolm X led and later left this organization |
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| German new style of War in WWII |
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| Hitler's attempted genocide of the Jews |
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| Led the communists in Vietnam |
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| ruling that outlawed segregation in schools |
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| refused to give up her seat to a white man on a bus, sparked Civil Rights movements |
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| reason that the "second reconstruction" was more a success than the first |
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| Bismarck's secret treaty with Russia; Kaiser Wilhelm I allowed it to lapse |
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| supported segregation and had MLK arrested |
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| Huey Newton helped found this group |
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| entry to Ole Miss was blocked by Governor Ross Barnett |
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| Brought to national spotlight through the bus boycotts in Montgomery |
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| 1st African American to enroll in USM |
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| German use of this weapon led to Americas entry in to WWI |
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| Country that Hitler invaded on Sept 1, 1939, began WWII |
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| MLK's march from ____ to Montgomery led to support for Voting Rights act |
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| led Italian delegation @ Treaty of Versailles |
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| made defeat of Germans in WWII possible |
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| did the most to defeat Germany in WWII |
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| 65,000 Polish casualities on day 1 in this battle... |
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| British poet who wrote Dulce et Decorum est and was disabled |
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| Birmingham police officer who often arrested MLK Jr |
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| German attack defeated at Paris |
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| U.S. involvement in Vietnam, attempting to contain communism |
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| ended WWI and made WWII possible |
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| Mussolini's title in Italy |
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| 2 dominant weapons of WWI |
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| Hitler's codename for invasion of Russia; largest invasion |
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| reason why Johnson's Great Society failed |
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| struggle between Austria and Russia |
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