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| By 1914, what nations were the most powerful? |
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| What reveloutions did Europe go through? |
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| Scientific, Political, and Industrial. |
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| Where did the Europeans rule large colonial empires? |
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| What spread all around the world from Europe? |
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| Culture, Religion and Language. |
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| Who had the largest colonial empire? |
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| Who beat the French in 1871? |
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| When did Germany become a powerful country in central Europe? |
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| What was Europes most power country, although not as advanced as Britain, France and Germany? |
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| What country is home to Europe's oldest dynasty? |
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| Was there unrest in Austria-Hungary? |
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| Why did World War One happen? |
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| World War One happened because the nations of Europe could not adjust to the changes that took place in the 19th century. |
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| Where were the Hapsburg dynasty from? |
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| The Romanovs are from where? |
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| The Hohenzoller's are from where? |
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| The Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (Later Windsor) where from where? |
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| The glorification of warfare in the military. |
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| Having pride in your nation: Can result in war. |
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| A nationalist movement among slovaic people against Eastern Europe |
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| The Industrial Reveloution |
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| The countries of Europe argued to get colonies: needed raw materials to make and sell things. |
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Building an empire
All competing for colonies. |
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| Who was in the European Alliance System? |
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| Italy, Germany, Austria-Hungary. |
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| Who was in the Triple Entente? |
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| What were the problems of the Ottoman Empire? |
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People tried to take their land, Nationalism
They were falling apart. |
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| What were the problems of the Austria-Hungarian Empire? |
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Lots of different Ethincity
Terrorism
Naionalism |
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| Why did Germany threaten the balance of power in Europe? |
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| What was the Immediate Cause of World War One? |
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| The Assasination of Archduke Francis Feinand, heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary. |
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| What caused a diplomatic crisis between the US and Germany? |
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| In 1915, a German U-Boat sank the Lusitania killing 128 Americans. |
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| What battle began in February 1916 ending in December causing 750,000 causualities? |
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| What was the battle that began in July 1916 ending in November 1916 that caused 1.2 million causalties? |
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| What was Woodrow Wilson's motto when he was re-elected in 1916? |
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| In February 1917 what did Germany resume? |
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| "Unrestricted Submarine warfare" |
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| The what was published on March 1st, 1917? |
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| When was Czar Nicholas II of Russia abdicated? |
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| What did Czar Nicholas the II abdication do? |
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| Paved the way for the United states to join the war |
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| When did The United States join the war? |
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| Who did the United States support when they joined the war? |
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| In November 1917, the Bolsheviks staged the ____________ reveloution in Russia. |
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| How many points were in Woodrow Wilson's speech to congress? |
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| When did Woodrow Wilson make his 14 point speech to the US congress? |
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| When did Germany lauch a series of Offensives? |
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| Who did the Allies begin thier counter attacks against? |
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| When did the Allies begin their counterattacks? |
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| Who sent Peace notes in Woodrow Wilson in October 1918? |
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| When was the armistice signed? |
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| Where did peace negotitations take place in January 1919? |
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| What was the treaty that blamed Germany for starting the war called? |
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| When was the Treaty of Versailles signed? |
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| What technology would revolutionize warfare? |
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| Tanks, Hand Granades, Flame throwers, Machine gunes, air planes, poisons. |
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| What Empires would collapse in Europe and Asia? |
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| Ottoman empire, German Empire, Austrian Empire, and the Russian Empire. |
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| How would the map change after World War One? |
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| The map of Europe would be remade and new countries would be created. |
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| What would be established in Russia? |
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| The war marked the begining of what? |
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| The Beginning of Europe's decline as the world's most powerful civilization. |
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| What did World War one mark for the United States? |
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| The Entrance of the United States onto the world stage. |
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| The influencza epidemic killed how many people? |
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| When did the influenza epidemic hit? |
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| The war would sow the seeds of ___________ conflict. |
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| The switch from a wartime economy to a peacetime eeconomy caused what in the years immediately after the war? |
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| What was restricted after World War one? |
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| What did the United states experience because of fear of a communist? revolution? |
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| 1919-What would see race riots take place in mnay cities across the country? |
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| What would bring African Americans to northen and western cities during the begining years of the war? |
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