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| Triple Entente, Allied Powers |
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World War I alliance involving Britain, France, and Russia
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| Triple Alliance, Central Powers |
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World War I alliance involving Germany, Austria - Hungary, and Italy (who eventually switched powers and went to the Triple Entente)
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distribution of political and economic power that prevents any one nation from becoming too strong
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-occuring from 1899 to 1902 between the British and the Boers (dutch farmers)
-began after the British tried to annex the Boer republics
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member of 1917 Russian Revolutionary group
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1900, a group of boxers assaulted foreign communities across China
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economic system in which the means of production are privately owned and operated for profit
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uniform system of justice, developed in england, based on court decisions that became accepted legal principles
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conference held in 1815 among european diplomats that had the prupose of restoring order and stability to europe
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the exchange of ideas, customs, goods, and technologies among cultures
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term for autocratic ruler of Russia; king. Russian word for "Ceasar" (Nicholas II, last czar of Russia)
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domination by one country of the political, economic, or cultural life of another country or region
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Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism
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group of more than 40 countries formed after WWI with the foal of settling problems through negotiation, not war
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build up of ones army. one of the MAIN resons for the start of WWI.
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economic policy by which a nation sought to export more than it impoerted in order to build its national wealth
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legal code of napoleon that included many enlightenment ideas
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plan instituted by lenin in 1921 that privatized some industries
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a feeling of pride for your country
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conflict between Britain and China in 1839 over the opium trade
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the spreading of ideas to prmote a certain cause or to damage an opposing cause
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war occuring from 1904 to 1905 between Japan and Russia; won by Japan
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indian soldier serving in the army set up by the british or french east india companies
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rebellion fought by hindu and muslim sepoys against british rule in india in the mid-1800's
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coucil of workers and soldiers set up by russian revolutionaries in 1917
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form of government in which a one party dictatorship attempts to regulate every aspect of the lives of citizens
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the channeling of all of a nations resources into a war effect
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type of warfare in which troops dig trenches and fight from them
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movement of people to cities
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process of adopting western ideas or ways
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