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1
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What is revolutionary nationalism?

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A desire to break loose from their established governments and rule themselves based on what they saw as “natural boundaries” of national origin

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What is an anarchy?

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Political disorder and violence; lack of any government idealism

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3
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What is relativism?

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Idea that truth is relative and dependent on man’s reasoning

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4
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What is dialectic thinking?

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Idea that one fact or idea (thesis) works against a contradictory fact (antithesis) to create a “new fact” (synthesis)

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5
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Who is the “Father of Theological Liberalism”?

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Friedrich Schleiermacher

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6
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What did “higher criticism” question?

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It questioned in the guise of scholarship the inspiration, authority, texts, and meanings of the Bible

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7
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Who are modernists?

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Religious Liberals

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8
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How long did the Congress of Vienna last?

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Eight months

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9
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Who were the key diplomats in Europe and where are they from?

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Czar Alexander I (Russia)
Lord Castlereigh (England)
Comte de Tallyrand (France)
Prince von Metternich (Austria)

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10
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Who is the “Prince of Diplomats”?

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Prince von Metternich

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11
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Who was in the Quadruple Alliance?

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Austria, Prussia, Russia, and Great Britian

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12
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Who are the Creoles?

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Spaniards born in the colonies

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13
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What did the Holy Alliance follow?

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Follow policy based on “holy religion, namely the precepts of justice, Christian charity, and peace

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14
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Who is “the Liberator”?

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Simon Bolivar

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15
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Who are the Mestizos?

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Latin Americans of mixed Spanish and Indian ancestry

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16
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In what year was the Monroe Doctrine established?

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1815

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17
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Who helped Chile gain independence in 1818?

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Jose de San Martin and Bernardo O’Higgins

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18
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What is the Treaty of Adrianople?

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Turks agreed to the term offered by England, France, and Russia

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19
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Who colonized the Congo in Africa?

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Leopold II

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20
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Who organized Young Italy?

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Giuseppe Mazzini

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21
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WHen was Young Italy established?

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1852

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22
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What is Young Italy?

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Secret society aimed at insurrection in Italy and ultimately unification through violence

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23
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Who worked toward unification through diplomatic means?

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Count Cavour

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24
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Who organized a parliamentary group of revolutionaries known as the Red Shirts?

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Giuseppe Garibaldi

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25
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Who was the first king of a united Italy?

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Victor Emmanuel II

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26
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Who was the chancellor of Prussia?

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Otto von Bismarck

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27
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What was the next step in Bismarck’s plan for German unification?

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Franco-Prussian War

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28
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Who was declared emperor of united Germany?

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King Wilhelm

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29
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Who were the members of the lower chamber known as?

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Reichstag

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30
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What happened in the “Era of Bismarck”?

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Germany became a strong industrial and military power

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31
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Who dismissed Bismarck and took foreign affairs into his own hands?

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Wilhelm II

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32
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Who organized the Navy League and set out to build up German sea power?

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Admiral von Tirpitz

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33
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What is the Dual Monarchy?

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Austro-Hungarian Empire

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34
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Who was King of Hungary and Emperor of Austria?

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Francis Joseph I

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35
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WHo was in the Dual Alliance?

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France and Russia

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36
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What is the Entente Cordiale?

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Reconciled the differences between France and Russia

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37
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What did the Paris Commune establish?

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Establish a more “democratic” system of government in the style of the first French Revolution

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38
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What is the Triple Entente?

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Sealed alliance among Britain, France, and Russia

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39
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Who advocated democratic socialism?

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Louis Blanc

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40
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What is Pantheism?

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A false idea that God is not separate from nature but nature is God

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41
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What is democratic socialism?

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Proletarians (workers) would publicly own and control productive industry

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42
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What is “Utopian Socialism”?

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Founding of Utopian communities in which socialist ideas could be tried

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43
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Who expanded the field of physics with the quantum theory of matter and energy?

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Max Planck

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44
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Who is “the Father of Nuclear Science”?

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Ernest Rutherford

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45
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Who produced the planetary model of the atom?

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Niels Bohr

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46
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Who revolutionized the scientific world with his theories of relativity?

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Albert Einstein

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47
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Who is the best-remembered agricultural scientist?

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George Washington Carver

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48
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Who found the source of yellow fever?

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Dr. Carlos Finlay

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49
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Who took steps in eliminating yellow fever?

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Walter Reed and William Gorgas

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50
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Who organized the Ford Motor Company in 1903?

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Henry Ford

51
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What is the name of Ford’s inexpensive model?

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Model T

52
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What is the purpose of the assembly line?

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To increase speed and cut cost of production

53
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Who designed an “airship” called dirigible?

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Count Ferdinand von Zepplin

54
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Who made the first successful airplane flight?

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Orville and Wilbur Wright

55
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What was a direct result of the wireless telephone?

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Radio

56
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What was the first commercial broadcasting station?

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KDKA

57
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What happened in 1912?

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The Titanic sank in the Atlantic Ocean

58
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Who is in the Triple Alliance?

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Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy

59
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Who is in the Triple Entente?

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France, Great Britain, and Russia

60
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Who was assassinated in Sarajevo, Bosnia?

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Archduke Francis Ferdinand

61
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When did Austria declare war on Serbia?

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July 28, 1914

62
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What is World War I also know as?

A

Great War

63
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Who are the Allies?

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England, France, Russia, and their allies

64
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WHo are the Central Powers?

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Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy, and their allies

65
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Italy remained neutral. Which side did it end up going?

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The Allies

66
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What is the “Miracle on the Marne”?

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To summarize, French forces stopped the German advance and drove them back across the river. This saved Paris and the French army from capture

67
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What are trenches?

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Deep ditches used in battle for cover against enemy gunfire

68
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What happened at Ypres?

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British Expeditionary Force lost 50,000 men in its courageous defense against the German onslaught

69
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How far did the Western Front stretch?

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Stretched for 600 miles from the English Channel to the Swiss Alps

70
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Who are the “tommies”?

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Nickname for British soldiers

71
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Who became supreme commanders of all Central Powers forces?

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Paul von Hindenburg and Erich von Ludendorff

72
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During what revolution was a provisional Government established?

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Russian Revolution

73
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Who overthrew the Provisional Government in the Bolshevik Revolution and established a Communist dictatorship in Russia?

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Vladimir Lenin

74
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Who led the Communist revolutionaries?

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Vladimir Lenin

75
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What did the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk do?

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Signed Russia out of the war and surrendering much land and resources to Germany

76
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Who is the “Lawrence of Arabia”?

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T. E. Lawrence

77
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Under who id the British and Australian troops capture Jerusalem in December 1917?

A

General Edmund Allenby

78
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What was the largest British offensive in the East?

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Gallipoli Campaign

79
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Who was England’s First Lord of the Admiralty?

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Winston Churchill

80
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What was the first victims of submarine warfare?

A

Lusistania

81
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Where did the German fleet clash with the British Royal Navy?

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Battle of Jutland

82
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What are “aces”?

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Pilots who shot down at least five enemy aircraft

83
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Who is known as the “Red Baron”?

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Manfred von Richthofen

84
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Who destroyed 26 enemy aircraft?

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American Eddie Rickenbacker

85
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What did the Zimmerman Note propose?

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Proposed that Mexico and Germany form an alliance if the United States entered the War

86
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Who declared that “The world must be made safe for democracy”?

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President Woodrow Wilson

87
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When did Congress declare war on Germany?

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1917

88
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What is a “Big Bertha”?

A

Germany’s famous long-range gun

89
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Under the command of who did the American Expeditionary Force arrive in France at the rate of 30,000 men a month?

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John J. (“Blackjack”) Pershing

90
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Who are “doughboys”?

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Nickname for the American Soldiers

91
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Who commanded the Allied armies?

A

Ferdinand Foch

92
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What is the Weimar Republic?

A

A representative government in Germany

93
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What is Armistice Day also known as?

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Veterans Day

94
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WHat are the “Fourteen Points”?

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The only possible program for world peace

95
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Who are in the “Big Four”?

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President Wilson
Prime Minister David Lloyd George of England
Premier Georges Clemenceau of France
Prime Minister Vittorio Orlando of Italy

96
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What is the “League of Nations”?

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The most crucial step in maintaining future world peace

97
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What was the chief result of the peace conference?

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Treaty of Versailles

98
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Approximately how many people died in the war?

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More than 13 million people died from battle or disease, and as many as 21 million were wounded

99
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When was the armistice signed?

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November 11, 1918

100
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What led to the Russian Revolution?

A

The growing discontent over the war

101
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When did the Congress of Vienna occur?

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1814-1815

102
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When did the Monroe Doctrine come into play?

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1823

103
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What happened in 1830?

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July Revolution brings Louis Philippe to French throne

Belgium declares independence from Holland

104
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What happened in 1848?

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Karl Marx publishes Communist Manifesto
June days brings Louis Napoleon to French throne
French Second Republic established

105
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When was the Franco-Prussian War?

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1870-1871

106
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What happened in 1903?

A

Henry ford organizes Ford Motor Company

Wright brothers make first successful airplane flight

107
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When did the Titanic sink of the Newfoundland coast?

A

1912

108
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What happened in June 1914?

A

Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand and his wife of Austria by Serbian Anarchist

109
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What happened in August 1914?

A

Germany declares war on Russia

England declares war on Germany

110
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What happened in July 1914?

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Austria declares war on Serbia (beginning of World War I)

111
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What happened in September 1914?

A

Miracle on the Marne

112
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What happened in April 1917?

A

United States declared war on Germany

113
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What happened in March 1917?

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Russian Revolution begins

Zimmerman Note incident

114
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What happened in January 1919?

A

Versailles Peace Conference begins

115
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What happened in February 1919?

A

League of Nations established

116
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What happened in June 1919?

A

Treaty of Versailles signed

117
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What happened in November 1919?

A

U.S. rejects Treaty of Versailles

118
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What happened in November 1918?

A

Austria-Hungary and Germany surrender to Allies

Armistice Day

119
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What happened in October 1918?

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Turkey surrenders to Allies

120
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What happened in September 1918?

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Bulgaria surrenders to Allies

121
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What happened in March 1918?

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Treaty of Brest-Litovsk pulls Russia out of war

122
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What happened through May to July 1918?

A

U.S. troops stop German offensive at Cantigny, the Marne, and Belleau Woods in France

123
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What happened through July to November 1918?

A

Allied counteroffice

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