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Chapter 26 BB

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United Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy.   Triple Alliance  
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What France, Great Britain became.   Triple Entente  
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Was shot along with his wife.   Franz Ferdinand  
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Killed Franz Ferdinand and his wife.   Gavrilo Princip  
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A country that takes no side in a conflict.   Neutral  
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Germany and Austria-Hungary made up one side, known as ___.   Central Powers  
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Great Britain, France, Russia, and Serbia were known as ___.   Allied Powers  
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The deadlock region in northern France because known as the ___.   Western Front  
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Fighting from trenches.   Trench Warfare  
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Nations fighting in World War 1 soon realized that winning this new type of war would require the use of all society's resources.   Total War  
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Information designed to influence people's opinions, in order to encourage support of the war effort.   Propaganda  
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Meant to solely kill or injure as many French soldiers as possible.   Battle of Verdun  
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After months of fighting and nearly 200,000 casualties, the Allies gave up. ____ was a failure.   Gallipli Campaign  
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The deliberate destruction of a racial, political, or cultural group.   Genocide  
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A small group sought to change life in Russia through revolution.   Bolsheviks  
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A self proclaimed holy man and a healer whom many Russians viewed as corrupt and immortal.   Grigory Rasputin  
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After Bolshevik leader Vladimir Lenin.   Marxism-Leninism  
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A top Bolshevik official, to negotiate for peace with Central Powers.   Leon Trotsky  
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A plan that permitted same capitalist activity.   New Economic Policy  
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Did not want to be involved in the huge conflict on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean.   Woodrow Wilson  
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German submarines.   U-boats  
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A secret message for German diplomat Author Zimmermann to officials in Mexico in which Germany proposed that Mexico attack the US.   Zimmermann Note  
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Truce.   Armistice  
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Plan for peace.   Fourteen Points  
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Named after the the French Palace of Versailles, where the treaty signing took place.   Treaty of Versailles  
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Organization of world governments en-vised in fourteen points.   League of Nations  
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Territories to be ruled by European powers.   Mandates  
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Favorited establishing a Jewish homeland.   Balfour Declaration  
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