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| an alliance that Germany started with Austria-Hungary and Italy |
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| an alliance with France, Russia, and Great Britain |
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| Alliance means that a group of people are together and will protect each other, saying that they got each others back. It also gives nations strategic advantages |
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| The glorification and building up of the armed forces. This gives a country an advantage over other countries |
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| Two countries that our enemies, that our trying to over the same thing |
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| This mean that a country is trying gain land, get more resources. This Creates rivalries between two countries. |
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| This means "the love of one's country, rather than their native region." When people support their country and they want to spread what they do their because they think its better than any other |
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| Getting ready to go to war, like getting your troops together and your supplies |
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| Your giving a demand to the person or else |
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| The Balkan "powder Keg" means that their was a lot of tension in Bulgaria. And what happened was that Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife are assassinated on their way to Sarajevo. The tension symbolizes the Powder and keg and when things got out of control it "blew up" |
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| ideas or facts to persuade people to support your or run against your opponent |
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| slow wearing-down manner of warfare in which each side tries to outlast the other |
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| a gas that's poison and used it in world war 1 |
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| the land in the middle where no one can go |
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| combat machine guns and artillery protective trenches were dug |
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| The boat the Germans sunk and was one of the reasons the US got involved in world war 1 |
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| Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire |
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| Great Britain, France, Russia and other partners (32) |
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| Aurthur Zimmermann sent a secret telegram to the German ambassador in Mexico proposing an alliance between Germany and Mexico. |
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| when a kind gives up his throne |
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| The moderates who had lost against the Bolsheviks |
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| The Radicals led by Vladimir Lenin and had defeated the Mensheviks |
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| The Communist forces that defeated the White Army |
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| Whites (Russia)/White Army |
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| Counter-revolutionary and had lost to the Red Army |
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| The new name of the Bolsheviks |
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| economic and political system in which governments own the means of production and control economic planning |
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| Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (the new name of Russia) |
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| Elected Parliament for Russia |
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| War between Bolsheviks and Mensheviks that lasted for three years and the Bolsheviks |
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| Bolshevik Revolution (October Revolution) |
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| an agreement to stop fighting and the Germans sign one ending world war 1 |
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| This meeting was brought forth by the Allied Powers to arrange peace terms. The meeting was dominated by the leaders of the four major Allied Powers. |
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| This treaty was a peace treaty and the treaty was signed by the Germans at Versailles, near Paris |
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| Written by Woodrow Wilson for a plan that stated a just world, to stop another war from happening |
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| Name and explain the four factors in Europe that would contribute to making WW 1 likely to occur |
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| Know who belongs to what alliance, and why countries decide to enter the war |
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| WW1 was fought in a new way; know some of the new weapons utilized for the first time as well as the reasons that WW1 became the first "total war" |
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| Know the sequence of events happening in Russia from the abdication of the czar, through the revolutions and civil war to the formation of the soviet union |
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| Consider the goals of the Allies post war and how those aims resulted in the formation of many new countries as well as the terms of the treaty of Versailles |
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| President Wilson created the fourteen points as a plan for post war peace. be able to name the six general points of Wilson's fourteen points as well as the reasoning behind the formation of the league of nations |
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| Why didn't the US ratify the treaty of Versailles or join the league of nation |
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| What does the Armenian Genocide indicate about human rights after WW1 |
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