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| Battle in which our text said 500,000 people died. (United Streaming said 1,000,000) |
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| Battle in which 20,000 British troops died in one day. |
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| French leader who disagreed on almost every point of Wilson's plan. He wanted Germany to never be able to attack again. |
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| new country formed by Russia's communist leaders |
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| A compromise for peace containing both French and American ideas |
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| a group of countries that would work together to try to prevent future wars |
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| leader of Germany in the 1890's. He insisted on building a big modern navy to compete with Great Brittan. |
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| Germany, Austria Hungary, and Italy |
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| Russia, France, and Great Brittan |
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| A country that does not take sides |
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| Ruler of Russia who believed his country should protect Serbia |
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| Arch Duke of Austria-Hungary who was assassinated in Sarajevo |
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| the preparations nations make before sending their armies into battle |
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| front line of battle where the German army came to a standstill against French and British troops in France. |
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| Battling between Germany and Austria-Hungary and Russia |
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| The old Triple Entente (Britain, France and Russia)plus Italy |
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| Germany and Austria Hungary |
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| an economic and social system in which all resources are owned by the government and led by a dictator |
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| Head of the communists who promised peace, bread, and land to all Russians |
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| President of the US who declared war on Germany |
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| Broke out March 1917: Czar Nicholas II was forced to give up his thrown. |
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| A British passenger that was sunk by a German submarine. |
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| dug deep trenches, or ditches, to shelter their troops. They strung barbed wire in front to keep enemies out. |
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| contained many different ethnic groups such as Poles, Czechs, and Slovaks. Their nationalism worried rulers. |
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| Three Causes of World War I |
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| Battle for colonies (Imperialism), Alliances, Killing of Francis Ferdinant, Nationalism |
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| Reason the US joined World War I |
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| The sinking of the Lusitanian and Germany promising land to Mexico if they sent troops |
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| Reasons for so many casualties |
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| Trench Warfare, tanks, machine guns, submarines, poison gas |
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