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| How many Russian Soliders were killed? |
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| Name three people from the United States who supported the war. |
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| Woodrow Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Taft |
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| What was the event that launched the United States concern for the war? |
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| The sinking of the Lusitania. |
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| When did the Tannenberg Battle occur? |
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| What was the date that the Allies delcared war on the Ottoman Empire? |
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| What event caused the United States to enter the war? |
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| The interception of the Zimmerman Telegram. |
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| What was the Zimmerman Telegram about? |
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| It was a message from Zimmerman to Mexico offering the land lost to the United States back to them if they would help attack the United States. |
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| What event launched World War 1? |
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| The assination of Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand. |
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| Name the members of the central powers. |
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| Germany, Austria-Hungry, and the Ottoman Empire. |
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| Name three British political leaders of the war. |
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| Sir Edward Grey, Winston Churchill, and John Burns. |
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| Who were the members of the Tripe Entente? |
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| Great Britain, France, and Russia. |
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| Give two facts about Great Britain. |
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1914-Largest Shipbuilding Industry
August 1914-had 247,432 troops |
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| Give two facts about France. |
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1914-One of the world's leading trade stations
1914-Had 132 Aircraft Machines |
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| Give two facts about Russia. |
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1914-Many strikes were occuring throughout the country.
1914-Russia had the world's largest army. |
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| Give two facts about Germany. |
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1879-1882-Formed alliances for fear that they would be attacked by France or Russia
1914-Germany had 700,000 troops and 246 Aircrafts |
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| Give two facts about Austria-Hungry. |
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1914-Weak Air Force
1867-Union of the two occured |
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| Give two facts about the Ottoman Empire. |
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1913-Had Germany modernize their army
1914-Consisted of 25 million people |
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| Give two facts about Bulgaria. |
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*Men between 20 and 46 could be drafted.
*240,000 were divided up into ten divisions |
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| What was one of the reasons World War I started? |
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| On what day did Wilson ask for declaration of war? |
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| How many French casualties were there? |
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| How many casualties were there for the United States? |
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| How many United States Soldiers were wounded? |
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| On what date did Somme take place? |
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| A pact or association of natiosn joined for a common cause. |
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| to add or attach a new territory to an existing country |
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| a radical socialist ideology |
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| compusory enrollment in military service; the draft |
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| compusory enrollment in military service; the draft |
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| a proposition added to another as a natural consequence or effect |
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| the act of seizing power and overthrowing the govt. |
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| the art or practice of conducting international relations |
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| name given to clashes between enemy aircraft |
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| A name given to clashed between enemy aircraft. |
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| Nickname given to the United States infrantrymen in World World War I. |
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| To leave one country to settle in another. |
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| Fighting by small independent bands, using tactics such as ambush and sabotage |
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| The act or practice of envisioning things in an ideal form. |
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| Policy of extending a nation's authority by territorial accusation or by establishment of economic and political hegemony over other nations. |
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| during World War I, a group of senators who opposed a league of nations and could not reconciled to voting for it. |
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| Avoidance of conflicts and alliances with other nations. |
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| To resolve or settle differences by working with the conflicting parties. |
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| The policy of remaining impartial in a dispute. |
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| a person who is concerned with practical solutions to problems rather than with ideas and theories. |
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| A form of public information used to mold public opinion. |
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| To Officially approve and accept. |
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| A group in the us Congress who approved the idea of a league of Nations with reservations. |
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| The right of all people to decide what kind of government they want to live under. |
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| A nation's right to protect its land and control its trade. |
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| A formal agreement between two or more sovereign states. |
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