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Chapter 26

Key terms and people.

QuestionAnswer
Triple alliance United Germany, Austria, Hungary, and Italy.
Tiple entente Great Britain joined with France and Russia in a less formal promise to cooperate.
Franz Ferdinand decided to visit the Bosnian city of Sarajevo.
Gavrilo Princip Opened fire with his pistol, killing the archduke and the archkues wife Sophie.
neutral A country that takes no side in a conflict.
Central powers Germany and Austria-Hungary made up one side known as the ______ ______
Allied powers France, Russia, and Serbia were known as the ______ ______.
Western Front The deadlock region in northern France.
trench warfare fighting from trenches.
total war Using all of the societys recourses to win a war
propaganda information designed to influence people's opinions.
Battle of Verdun was meant to kill or injure as many French soldiers as possible --- To bleed France white.
Gallipoli Campaign was a faliure.
genocide the deliberate destruction of a racial, political, or cultural group.
Bolsheviks A small Marxist group.
Grigory Rasputin a self proclainmed holy man and healer whom many Russians viewed as corrupt and immoral.
Marxism-Leninism Bolshevism later became known as _______ ________.
Leon Trotsky A top BOlshevik official, to negotiate for peache with the Central powers.
New Economic Policy a plan that permitted some capitalist activity.
Woodrow Wilson who did not want to become involved in such a huge conflict on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean
U-boats Submarines.
Zimmermann Note was a secret message frfom German diplomat Arthur ____________
armistice or truce.
Fourteen Points This plan for peace.
Treaty of Versailles affter difficult negotiations, the Allies finally compromised on the _______ _ __________.
League of Natoins The organizeation of world governments he had envisioned on his fourteen points.
mandates or territories ruled by european powers.
Balfour Declaration Which favored establishing a Jewish stae in Palestine, the ancient Jewish homeland.
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