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| Germany and Austria-Hungary |
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| Whose assassination sparked the beginning of WWI? |
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| Archibishop Francis Ferdinand in Sarajevo (Hungary) |
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| France, Russia, Britain, ITALY |
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| WWI: What side was the Ottoman Empire on? |
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| Central Powers (Germany & Austria-Hungary) |
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| WWI: Which country did Japan declare war on? |
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| WWI: The missionary-educated African that led a revolt against British colonial military demands ("Africa for Africans")? |
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| WWI: What was the first empire to be destroyed? |
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| Who led the Bolsheviks in Russia? |
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| Signed by Soviet Russia, acknowledging defeat on the Eastern front. Lenin wanted to safeguard the Socialist revolution at all costs. |
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| What 4 dynasties fell as a result of WWI? |
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| Romanov Russia, German Empire (became a republic), Austria-Hungary dissolved into several new states, the Ottoman Empire |
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Peace Treaty at the end of WWI?
Who refused to sign it? |
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Versailles Peace Treaty
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| Three social outcomes at the end of WWI |
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| 1) Loosened relations between classes 2) Contributed to the making of mass societies 3) Shook up gender relations |
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| Who pioneered the national radio address? |
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| Italian dictator, Benito Mussolini |
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| What does Tignor say is the most notable example of propagandistic cinema? |
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| Triumph of the Will, Leni Riefenstahl, Nazi Germany |
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| What was America's #1 symbol of modernization? |
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| What started the Great Depression? |
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| Black Tuesday, October 24, 1929, US stock market crash |
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| Author of The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money |
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