Answer the following questions to the best of your ability.
Industrialization, emancipation, nationalism
Nationalism, imperialsim, militarism
Militarism, emanicipation, industrialization
Industrialization, emperialism, nationalism
Keep peace in Europe
Strengthen trade relations with Africa
Prevent isolationism in the world
Stop genocide in Asia
This area was already controlled by France
Russia wanted to use this region as a platform to promote communism
Serbia wanted to rule these two areas that had large Slavic populations
These two regions had secret gold mines that the U.S. wanted to control
The murder of Archduke Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary by a 19 year old Serbian
The assassination attempt of Vice President Dan Quayl
The German mobilization of troops toward Russia
The accidental killing of a young AFrican prince
China and Japan
Germany and Russia
Germany and Austria-Hungary
Britain and France
Germany and Austria-Hungary
France and Bulgaria
Great Britain, France, Russia
China, U.S., Germany
It was the last major battle of WWI
It was the longest, bloodiest battle of the war
It ensured that Germany would be forced to fight a two fronted war
It enabled the Allies to use U-boats against the Germans
Machine gun
Atomic bomb
Armored tanks
Submarines
The USS Maryland
The Mayflower
The Santa Maria
The Lusitania
The Allies threatened to bomb Washington D.C.
Japan attacked Pearl Harbor
Germany tried to make a secret alliance with Mexico
Russia invented the atomic bomb
Americans felt a bond with England.
Many Americans favored the Allies.
America had stronger economic ties with Allies.
Many Americans disapproved of the German use of poisonous gasses.
During the first year of fighing
After Germany dropped the atomic bomb
Three years after it started
Two weeks before it was over
Continued to work in "men's" jobs
Began demanding the right to fight in war
Left the work force
Started "women only" companies
Joseph Stalin
Vladimir Lenin
Ivan Bolchevik
Alexander Petrovsky
November 11, 1918
September 11, 1901
April 11, 1927
July 11, 1868
Varsailles Voices
London Treaty Talks
Paris Peace Talks
League of Nations
Free trade
Punishment of Germany
Self-determination
An association of nations
Punishment of Germany
Creation of the League of Nations
Germany's forced payment of damages
Self-determination for all colonies
The United States
Australia
Germany
Great Britain
Germany
Colonies around the world
The United States
Japan
Russia and Austria-Hungary
France and Great Britain
Italy and Germany
Germany and Spain
Venice
Lombardy
Rome
Piedmont-Sardinia
The Franco-Prussian War
The German Confederation
The Seven Weeks' War
The defeat of the Junkers
The Enlighenment
Bad harvests
High taxes
Poor trade
He needed them to place a tax on foreign goods
He needed their support to fight a war with Britain
He needed them to validate his power as king
He needed their approval to place a tax on the nobles