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WWI 1914-1918

WWI 1914-1918. Causes. (See the Dynamite Notes) M ilitarism A lliances I mperialism N ationalism. Beginning Alliances. Triple Alliance:. Central Powers. Germany Austria-Hungary Italy. Beginning Alliances. Triple Entente:. Britain France Russia. Allied Powers. Immediate Cause.

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Chapter 26: World War I and the Russian Revolution Section I: Factors Leading to War

Chapter 26: World War I and the Russian Revolution Section I: Factors Leading to War. Revert Magee World History. A. Europe on the Eve of War. Conflicting national interests led to a buildup of tensions in Europe. A. Europe on the Eve of War. Conflicting N ational Interests

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WORLD WAR I

WORLD WAR I. The Spark: Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary. Allied Powers Belgium Serbia England Russia France Later Italy, and U.S. and Japan BSERF. Central Powers Bulgaria Ottoman Empire Germany Austria-Hungary BOGA. The Teams . The Coaches.

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Rise of the World Power

Rise of the World Power. Foreign Policy. What is foreign policy? For what reasons did the United States acquire territories such as Florida, Louisiana and Texas? Did these territories have political, social or economic reasons to be acquired? What were they?

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Foreign Policy of the Modern Presidents

Foreign Policy of the Modern Presidents. Becoming a World Power. Becoming a World Power. Industrial powerhouse! #Rockefeller, #Carnegie, #Morgan Annexation of Hawaii Spanish-American War Occupation of Guam and Puerto Rico Economic influence over Philippines and Cuba

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WWI

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Chapter 2 1

Chapter 2 1. Aim: to identify the causes of WWI Do now: How can expanding your empire lead to war?. Chapter 21 Section 1. Origins of WWI 1914 tensions in Europe erupted into war America was a world power but tried to keep out of war in Europe. Chapter 21 Section 1. Militarism

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Warm up- Happy Tuesday!

Warm up- Happy Tuesday!. What is the purpose of yellow journalism? What does it mean for a country to become a protectorate? . First pair to answer the question gets candy ? What foreign influence did the United States have in China? (use your textbook to find the answer- NOT BYOT!).

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World War I

World War I. Marching Toward War . Rising Tensions in Europe The Rise of Nationalism By 1907 Europe was split into two rival sides Germany , Austria, and Italy (The Triple Alliance) France , Britain, and Russia (The Triple Entente)

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SOL Review Question:

SOL Review Question:. Abraham Lincoln believed- Preservation of the Union was more important than punishing the South Southern states should establish a new and separate country Slavery was necessary for the survival of the United States Women should be allowed to vote.

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American Neutrality

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How the U.S. Prepared for WWI

How the U.S. Prepared for WWI. Why were we able to stay neutral? -We are far away. - Isolationism : policy in which you stay out of the affairs of other countries. Were we really Neutral? -No supplying Allies. Making $75 mil. a week!

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Freedom Project WWI Chronology Unit

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Chapter 29: Wilsonian Progressivism at Home and Abroad

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Ch. 23-2

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REPARATIONS

REPARATIONS. - After WWI Germany agreed to peace at the Treaty of Versailles. Since Germany was on the losing end, they had to accept harsh terms. The Allies made them pay $33 billion for damages they caused by invading France. Woodrow Wilson.

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American Neutrality

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Unit 4 Part 1: World War I, The Great Depression, and The Rise of Dictators

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