'Prussian war' presentation slideshows

HISTORY 3040 CANADA AND THE WORLD

HISTORY 3040 CANADA AND THE WORLD. World War One Part One. Dr. Curtis Cole Trent University in Oshawa. November 2, 2009. The Great War. The Great War. A Crisis of Adolescence. Europe, 1900. German Empire, 1871. German Empire, 1871. The Great War. Prussia. The Great War. Prussia.

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GERMANY 1500-present: Part II

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Realpolitik and Mass Politics: 1848-1914

Realpolitik and Mass Politics: 1848-1914. AP European History Chapter 25. Failure of the Revolutions of 1848 A. France: Louis Philippe & Louis Blanc B. Italy: Giuseppe Mazzini C. Austria: Hungary & Francis Joseph D. Germany: National Assembly &

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Scrambling for Resources, Markets, and Power

Scrambling for Resources, Markets, and Power. The Age of Imperialism.

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Camille Pissarro (1830-1903)

Camille Jacob Pissarro was a French impressionist painter whose friendship and support provided encouragement for many younger painters. Pissarro was born in Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands, and moved to Paris in 1855, where he studied

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Revision Session 4

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Robert Koch

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Clara Barton

Clara Barton. By: Kayli Kurker And Laurel Sommers Booth. When and where was she born?. Clara Barton was born on December 25, 1821. She was born in her house. She was born on Christmas day!. What was her early life like?.

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Weir, William. Turning Points in Military History . Citadel Press. 2005.

Weir, William. Turning Points in Military History . Citadel Press. 2005. War by Timetable.

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What kind of fish did they catch?

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Good Morning!!

Good Morning!!. NVC Warm-Up: Thesis Writing Wrapping up Imperialism: Lasting effects Essential Question : What were the lasting effects of Imperialism? Homework : studying for Test Friday. Warm-Up: Thesis Practice. Write a thesis answering the essential question below

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What caused WW1?

What caused WW1?. WW1 began in August 1914. It was triggered by the assassination of the Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand by a member of the Serbian terrorist group The Black Hand.

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Division and Democracy in France

Division and Democracy in France. Napoleon III. Suez Canal. Napoleon III . Napoleon III Initially ruled the 2 nd Empire as a dictator Later lifted censorship, gave legislature more power and promoted industry Suez Canal- linked the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean

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Chateau de Chambord

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New Nations Formed after WWI

New Nations Formed after WWI. Why did Russia lose land as well?. Treaty of Brest-Litovsk Signed between Germany and Russia when Russia left WWI early Gave up territorial claims to Germany, which were then created into new states: Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania * Creation of an independent Poland .

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Revolutions of 1848

Revolutions of 1848. CAUSES: Lack of Nationalism Liberalism. WHERE: France: Hungary: Prussia: Sardinia/Rome:. Revolutions of 1848. WHERE NOT: GREAT BRITAIN: RUSSIA: . RESULTS: Liberal groups Liberal groups were not Conservatives much more Conservatives controlled

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Chapter 8 Section 3

Chapter 8 Section 3. Nationalism. Types of Nationalist Movements. 1. Unification - Mergers of politically divided by culturally similar lands - Examples- Italy and Germany 2. Separation - Culturally distinct group resists being added to a state or tries to break away

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Prussian Constitution of 1848 (revised 1850) three-class franchise Austro-Prussian dualism

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