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| The idea that one country can control another through diplomacy to gain power and authority |
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| Belief that your country or culture is better than other countries or cultures |
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| When one country builds its military for the process of intimidating other countries |
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| An agreement between countries to protect each other if one country is attacked |
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| What were the 4 MAIN long term causes of WWI? |
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Militarism
Alliances
Imperialism
Nationalism |
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| What were the two groups of alliances in Europe in the early 1900s? |
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Triple Entente
Central Powers |
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| What was the short term cause of WWI? |
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| The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand |
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| The United States practiced this early on in the war and it meant that the US would not support either side of the war |
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| When America did get involved in WWI, which ally group did they join? |
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| Name of the ship that the Germans sunk, killing 128 Americans and was a cause of America joining the war |
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| Secret message from Germany to Mexico saying that Germany still planned to attack all ships entering British waters. After this, the US got involved in the war. |
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| The 4 types of new weapons during WWI |
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Machine Guns
Tanks
Hand Grenades
Mustard Gas
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| When soldiers hid in ditches while they fired on their enemy |
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| Ludendorff's Spring Offensive |
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| Germany's final big push into French territory towards Paris to try to win the war. |
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| Private gardens used to grow foods for local homes so the crops from big farms could be sent to the soldiers |
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| Leaders of Italy, the US, France, and Britain who met for Peace Talks |
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| President Wilson's proposal for peace |
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| The peace agreement the Central Powers and Allies signed that ended World War I. |
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