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Allies
Many countries fought against Germany and were considered good allies. |
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the people who fought against Germany in WWI and WWII
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Armistice
Germany and France did not have a Armistice which led into WWI. |
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discussion of peace between opponents
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Black Hand (Principe)
The Black Hand attempted to kill the Duke of Austria but failed the first time and then eventually killed him the second time. |
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a group of terrorists from Serbia
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Central Powers
The alliances of Germany were known as central powers by being in the center. |
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the alliance of Germany and Austria-Hungary along with other countries
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Fourteen Points (Wilson)
President Wilson announced to congress the Fourteen Points that would settle things down peacefully. |
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fourteen goals of peace of United States which president Wilson announced to congress
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Imperialism
Imperialism wasn't big during WWI instead alliances were made. |
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a system where one country rules over many countries
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Isolationism
During WWI, some countries would undergo isolationism in order to be safer. |
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where countries will decline and isolate themselves from upcoming alliances and treaties
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League of Nations
The League of Nations was created in order to keep peace between nations and prevent war. |
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predecessor of U.N to help prevent future wars to occur
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Lusitania (U. Boat)
The Lusitania was a luxurious boat that sunk due to Germany's submarine. |
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a luxury boat that sunk by Germany which was one event that led to WWI
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Militarism
Germany used militarism in order to have a lot of soldiers to fight in the war. |
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a belief that a country should build of it's military to get what they want
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Nationalism
Many countries believed in nationalism because they wanted to be free from other rulers. |
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a group of people who are the same to form and independent country
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Neutrality
During WWI some countries showed a lot of neutrality to not get involved in war. |
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not taking any sides and staying neutral
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Pan-Slavism
European nations wanted pan-slavism to spread in order to gain the same political goals. |
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an idea of political union of all Slavic people
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Propaganda
Propaganda is used a lot in war so that some nations become weaker and can be taken over. |
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ideas or rumors that are spread to harm a certain group
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Reparations
Germany made reparations with France with a treaty. |
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making amends from injuries or doing something wrong
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Schlieffen Plan
Germany used this Schileffen Plan in order to win against France and Russia in war. |
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a strategy used by Germany to win over the western frontlines of France and Russia
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Scramble for Africa
Many nations fought over who would take which parts of Africa which became known as the Scramble for Africa. |
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where European nations claimed parts of Africa
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Stalemate
The Stalemate allowed Germany and French sides to not proceed further to fighting unless stated. |
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a situation where neither side can make further moves
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Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk made Germany and other central powers to not fight with Ukraine anymore. |
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a treaty signed between Ukraine's people and the central powers of Germany
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Trenches
Germany and France had many trench holes during WWI in order to stay protected. |
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a long narrow hole where soldiers took cover
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Ultimatum
Ultimatum was a tactic that made certain countries do what other countries wanted them to do in their favor. |
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a threat where someone says something for someone to do and if they don't they'll be punished
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Versailles (Paris Peace Conference)
Versailles was a city in Paris where the treaty of Versailles was signed. |
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a city in northern-France where a place is at and the treaty ending WWI was signed
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Western Front ("No Man's Land")
The Western Front was where many battles occurred between France and Germany. |
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an area in France where many battles of WWI occurred
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