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| Secret Serbian organization |
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| Great Britain, U.S., Soviet Union, France |
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| Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy |
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| Name the Central Powers (3): |
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| Councils composed of representatives from the workers and soldiers |
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| overthrew German government during WWI; renamed themselves communists; led by V.I. Lenin |
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| build up of weapons and ammunition |
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| assembling troops and supplies |
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| Germany's plan of attack by fighting a two front war with Russia and France; rapid invasion of France by moving through Belgium |
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| Final peace settlement of Paris made up of five separate treaties with the defeated nations of Germany, Austria-Hungary, Belgium, and Turkey. Germans thought it was a harsh treaty |
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| Nation that switched sides and betrayed Germany and Austria |
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| Why was Germany unhappy with order 231? |
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| Great Britain received a mandate |
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| What country ruled Iraq and Palestine? |
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| Who outlined his 14 points for peace; The heart of the program was the League of Nations of which the U.S. never became a member |
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| The assassination of the Archduke took place in |
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| Unrestricted Submarine Warfare |
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| What caused the U.S. to enter WWI? |
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| Indian leader who used non-violent protest against British rule |
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| Who was the leader of Iran? |
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| Who was the communist leader of China of the Nationalist Party? |
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| African American educated at Harvard and leader of a movement to make all Africans aware of their cultural heritage |
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| Shifting of wealth from a rich minority to a poor majority |
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| A Jamaican who lived in Harlem and stressed the need for unity of all Africans known as Pan Americanism |
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| using unexpected maneuvers like sabotage and subterfuge to fight the enemy |
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| Transform Turkey into a modern state |
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| What did Kemal Ataturk do to help his country? |
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| support for a national home for the Jews in Palestine |
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| Various manufacturing processes concentrated into a single enterprise |
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| international oil company set up by Mexico |
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| march to the sea led by Ghandhi in protest unjust British laws |
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| Rejected the used of military forced in Latin America |
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| What was Roosevelt's Good Neighbor Policy? |
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| Who established to modern state of Iran? |
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| Who commanded the killing of thousands of Communists in the Shanghai Massacre? |
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| Poverty stricken peasants |
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| What did Mao say would drive communist revolution? |
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| infant last emperor after CiXi died |
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| Started the Revive China Society and was the leader of the revolutionary movement that overthrew the Qing Dynasty |
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| Europeans lived in their own sections and were not subject to Chinese laws but to their own laws |
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| a select group of people that exercise control |
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| European states began to create areas where the imperial power had exclusive trading rights |
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| territory given to the local nobles or daimyo after being stripped of their title |
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| ended the opium war. The Chinese agreed to open five coastal ports to British trade, limit taxes on imported British goods, and pay for the cost of the war |
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| Christian convert who viewed himself as a younger brother of Jesus Christ |
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| How did Hong Xiuquam view himself? |
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| Who proposed the Open Door Policy? |
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| What was the Boxer's slogan? |
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| Japan was recognized as a world power |
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| What was the result of Japan's victory over Russia? |
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| Because it brought social reform |
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| Why did Tai Ping Rebellion appeal to many people? |
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| Who launched 100 days to Reform? |
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| Between the U.S. and Japan: Commodore Matthew Perry got Japan to agree to return the ship wrecked sailors and open the two ports to western traders and the establishment of a U.S. consulate |
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| President after the fall of the Qing Dynasty |
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| How did Britain try to balance trade with China? |
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| Who traveled to Great Britain, France, and the U.S. to study their governments? |
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| U.S. and the Soviet Union |
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| Who emerged as two super powers after WWII? |
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| The communist and anticommunist supported by Great Britain were fighting each other for control |
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| What problem did the Civil War in Greece cause between the two super powers? |
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| U.S. would provide money to countries threatened by Communist expansion |
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| U.S. secretary of state said, "Like apples in a barrel infected by disease..." |
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| General George C. Marshall, secretary of state proposed the European Recovery Program, also known as the Marshall Plan. |
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| states located on the western border of the Soviet union controlled by the Soviet Union |
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| keep communism within its existing border |
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| Federal Republic of Germany |
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| West Germany whose capital was Bonn |
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| Germany Democratic Republic |
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| an alliance between the S.U., Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, Poland, and Romania |
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| an alliance between Belgium, Luxembourg, France, the Netherlands, G.B., Italy, Denmark, Norway, Portugal, and Iceland signed with the United States and Canada |
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| stop soviet aggression in the East, U.S., G.B, France, Pakistan, Thailand, Philippines, Australia, and N.Z. |
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| an alliance with Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan, G.B., and the U.S. |
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| no one will use nuclear weapons |
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| new leader of the Soviet Union; built the Berlin Wall to keep the East Germans from escaping through West Berlin |
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