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| which of the following was not an underlying cause for ww1? |
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a)aggressive nationalism
b)Imperialism
C)communism
d)rival alliance systems |
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| all of the following are reasons why this war was different except ? |
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a)15 million people died
b)total cost was over 350 billion
c)involved people from 51 countries and 6 continents
d)80% of deaths were caused by diseases and starvation |
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| Triple entente when ww1 started? |
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| Britain France and Russia |
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| Germany, Austria-HUngary and Italy |
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| the defeat of france and then russia |
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| canon that could fire 1,800lb shell as far as 9 miles? |
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| New tech introduced in ww1 |
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| gases, tanks, subs, flamethrowers |
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| what were the reasons for the us entering ww1? |
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-sinking of lusitania
-exposure of the zimmerann note
-sinking of unarmed us ships |
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| Versailles Peace conference? |
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| woodrow wilson, premier georges clemenceau, prime minister david lloyd george |
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-remove the causes of war
-establish fair territorial boundaries
-to establish a League of Nations that would encourage world peace |
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| group of ships traveling for mutual protection |
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| illegal shit that can be seized by a warring nation |
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| bad things done to good peeps |
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| compensation paid by defeated country for damage done in war |
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| popular leader of french colony that lacked a constitutional government |
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| temp. colonies administered by larger nations while they prepared for self-rule |
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| Commander of american troops in europe ww1 |
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| another name given to ww1? |
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| triple alliance, the allies |
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| fiercest competition between navies |
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far away
did not directly affect americans |
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| 2 main issues of the 1916 pres election |
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| 2 main ways america financed the war? |
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| how did the us resolve shortage of men how many? |
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| menial shit cooking cleaning |
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| why did vlad lenin pull out of ww1? |
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| to end revolution in russia |
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| how many killed in battle, how many died from disease? |
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| 48,000 klled in battled, 56,000 died from disease |
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| what happened to the us population in the 1920's |
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majority was urban
black poulation shifted from south to north
black population beacem more urban |
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| main issue of the scopes trial? |
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the proportion of women in the labor force remained at 20%
number of girl cooks, dressmakes,servants, and farmhands dropped
number of doctors bankers lawyers police and probation officers social workers and hairdressers rose |
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| National Association for the Advancement of Colored People |
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| Main areas that changed in the 20's |
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| education, recreation, communication |
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| heavyweight boxing champion |
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| Harlem renaissance poet and NAACP lawyer |
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| defended the scopes trial |
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| introduced the close-up,the moving camera |
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| american civil liberty union |
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| increased taxes,organized crime |
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| boundary line between Pennsylvania and maryland |
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| sailed across the atlantic by himself |
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| all of the following are reasons why this war was different except ? |
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a)15 million people died
b)total cost was over 350 billion
c)involved people from 51 countries and 6 continents
d)80% of deaths were caused by diseases and starvation |
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introduced assembly line
electric conveyer belt
workers received $5 a day |
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| nickname for 1st automobile? |
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tin lizzie
model T
Horseless Carriage |
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| Changes brought on by the car? |
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building of roads
gas stations
public garages |
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| michigan cities the was used to create cars |
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| what made skyscrapers possible? |
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| escalators, earthquake proof tech, fire sprinkler system |
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| first shoppping mall was located |
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social services
food to the poor
sent nurses to the sick |
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| educational oppurtunities |
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number of women in college increased
elementary education became mandatory
college education for blacks was developed |
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| serious dramas, vaudeville, melodramas |
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| pres wilson's missionary policy applied to |
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| all nations in the western hemisphere |
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Porifirio Diaz
Victoriano Huerta
Venustiano Carranza |
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| landmarks during this time |
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the wainwright bldg
the brooklyn bridge
the navy pier
fenway park |
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| transportation contributors |
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| Henry Ford, Orville Wright |
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| president of mexico after 1910 |
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| developed urban park system |
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| founded tuskegee institute |
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| revolutionized southern agriculture |
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| waged guerilla warfare against mex gov't |
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| how long did fords car take to build b4 and after the line? |
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| where did wilbur wright live and what did he do b4 airplanes? |
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| the first flight took place? |
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| HOW DID THE us first use the airplain? |
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| america's first chain store? |
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| the new industrial age was based on power supplied by |
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| was the first to use electtic power |
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phonograph
light bulb
motion picture camera |
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| only job available to imigrant women |
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| benefitted most ffrom the inventions of the telephone and typewriter |
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| railroad responsible for building to transcontinental railroad? |
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| central pacific and union pacific |
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| practically impossible to enforce |
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| invented railroad sleeping car |
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| the name givent to rockerfeller, carnegie |
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| farmer who is in favore of dereasing railroad rates |
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| developed standard time zones |
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| negative label for industrialists |
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| drilled ifrst oil well in us |
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