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| Fiji, Cyprus, South Africa, Lands of the Zulu, Parts of China, Suez Canal, India, "Empress of India" |
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| Hawaiian and other Pacific Islands, Philippines, Puerto Rico |
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| Italy and Germany became modern nations |
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| places that remained independent but were forced to do business with "mother country |
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| economics, new outposts supplied raw materials, spheres of influence, population pressure, Social Darwinism, Missionary activity |
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| organization to get Germans to work for a stronger, better German nation |
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| "Foundations of the 19th Century"...thought Jewish culture degraded society |
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| planes, trenches, gas, automatic weapons, communication, tanks, artillery, submarine warfare, timed fuses, lead balls instead of shrapnell |
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| assassination of french guy (1914) |
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| Gavrilo Princip assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand (of Austria) |
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| Germany demanded immediate cessation of Russian troops |
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| Germany delivered ultimatum to Belgium demanding passage through Belgium. Belgium said no. |
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| Triple Alliance (Central powers) |
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| Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy |
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| France, Russia, England, Italy |
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| go through Belgium, take Paris, defeat French, then take Russia |
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| submarine destroyed ship. dirty warfare |
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| The Committee on Public Information |
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| tried to indoctrinate people and gain their sympathies for the war through propaganda |
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| law made it illegal to criticize the war |
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| in charge of military operations |
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| last great stand of alliance |
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| Armistice Day (Peace treaties) |
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| particular treaty with Germany, limited size of Germany's military, blamed Germany for everything |
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| Wilson's plan: League of Nations, Neutrality of the Seas, Self-determination |
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| Three big dynasties came to an end |
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Hapsburgs (Austria)
Romanovs (Russia)
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| Wilson (Paris Peace Conference) |
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| George (Paris Peace Conference) |
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| Orland (Paris Peace Conference) |
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| Countries created as a result of the war |
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| Finland, Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine |
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| Germany had to admit that the war was their fault |
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| Ketter Kaddich, Otto Dicks, George Gross |
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| new kind of artists who criticized the war rather than making it look heroic |
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| Middle East, Pacific Theater, Europe |
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| German-held territories in the Pacific |
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| Samoa, New Guinea, Micronesia, Marianas, Carolines, Marshall Islands, Tsingtao |
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| fought alongside Britain, kept land |
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| on Germany's side, lost, empire destroyed |
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| War minister for the Ottoman Empire |
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| Secret treaty with Germany |
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| early, future, modern distribution of Palestine |
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| Czar at beginning of the war |
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| The Bolshevicks renamed themselves communists |
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| Power in the hands of a few |
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| Nationalization of industries and agriculture |
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| 1848 0 The Communist Manafesto |
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| "he made the trains run on time" |
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| Italy became a modern nation |
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| Allowed Reichstag to pass legislation contrary to constitution |
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| Idea that the Europeans would do anything to avoid another war |
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| Germany and Italy - mutual defense agreement |
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| Russia would get to divide Poland with Germany |
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| Germany invaded Poland, WWII began |
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| Injustice of Versailles treaty, Ruthlessness of the dictators, Desire for peace by the West, Appeasement policy |
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| Nazis swept through Belgium, attacked France, took it |
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| Germany's plan to invade England |
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| German attempt to establish air superiority over Britain |
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| Invasion of Normandy, D-Day |
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| December 1944 - January 1945, last major German offensive |
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