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Political Science Test 2

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Winning the War

Winning the War. Chapter 26.3. Describe how World War I became a total war. Explain the effect that years of warfare had on morale. Analyze the causes and effects of American entry into the war. Summarize events that led to the end of the war. As War Wages On---An Introduction.

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People and events of the roaring 1920s

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World War I

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Exploring American History Unit VII- The Beginning of Modern America Chapter 23 Section 4 Establishing Peace

Exploring American History Unit VII- The Beginning of Modern America Chapter 23 Section 4 Establishing Peace. Establishing Peace. The Big Idea The United States and the victorious Allied Powers clashed over postwar plans. Main Ideas

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America Joins the Allies

America Joins the Allies. US Enters war. US attempted to stay neutral and Wilson encouraged neutrality . However in 1914 1/3 rd of Americans were foreign born. Many of these individuals supported their home countries though most sided with Britain and France . 3 positions on war :

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League of Nations

League of Nations. The League of Nations started at the end of World War One. It was set up to prevent war in the future. President Woodrow Wilson of U.S.A. suggested creating an international organization whose purpose was to keep world peace.

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International Organizations

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Preview Main Idea / Reading Focus The United States Enters the War Faces of History: Woodrow Wilson The End of the Fight

Preview Main Idea / Reading Focus The United States Enters the War Faces of History: Woodrow Wilson The End of the Fighting A Difficult Peace Map: Europe and the Middle East The War Ends Preview, continued The Costs of the War Quick Facts: Effects of World War I

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10 th American History

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Chapter 10: World War I (the Great War) 1914-1920

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Origins and spread of Nation states in Europe: Westphalia to WWI

Origins and spread of Nation states in Europe: Westphalia to WWI. Creation of Nation-states in post-Renaissance Europe. supplanting city-states and smaller principalities, in post Renaissance Europe changes in military technology favoring mass armies Treaty of Westphalia--1648

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The Modern Age (1915-1946)

The Modern Age (1915-1946). Historical Background. US rose to become a world power politically and economically However, Roaring Twenties, the Great Depression, WWI and WWII significantly affected the mood of the American people.

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Alice Paul (1912-20)

Alice Paul (1912-20). Women's Vote. Alice Paul (1912-20). Alice Paul was born on January 11, 1885 in Moorestown, New Jersey. Alice Paul (1912-20). Alice Paul realized early in her career that to make changes in society, it takes a strong leader who has

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Standard 5.7-Progressive Movement

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Sheep

Sheep. By: Elizabeth Gunn. Types. There are many types of sheep. A few of those are Rambouillet, Dorset, Suffolk, Chevlot, Hampshire, Lincoln, and Targhee. . Most sheep originated in Europe. . The largest sheep is the wild sheep, Argali. .

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Change by Other Means

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Disillusion, Defiance, & Discontent

Disillusion, Defiance, & Discontent. Modernism 1914-1946. Story of the times . America was hailed a world power, albeit we were losing our youthful innocence & brash innocence. Within a world of wars, America was becoming disenchanted with that which came before. Time of Invention & conflict.

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Veterans Day: History and Background

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Georgia Studies

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