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Triple Alliance united germany, austria-hungary, and Italy
Triple Entente alliance formed by France, russia, and Great Britain
Franz Ferdinand archduke of Austria-hungary, was shot
Gavrilo Princip Shot the archduke of Austria-Hungary
neutral takes no side what so ever
Central powers Germany and Austria-Hungary made up one side of world war one
Allied Powers Great Britain, France, Russia, and serbia made up one side of world war one
Western Front deadlock region in northern france
total war use of all of societys resources
propaganda information designed to influence peoples opinions
Battle of Verdun was meant to solely kill or injure as many french soldiers as possible
Gallipoli Campaign campaign launched to take the dardanelles from the central powers
genocide deliberate destruction of a racial, political, or cultural group
Bolsheviks a small marxist group in Russia
Grigory Rasputin a self proclaimed holy man and healer
Marxism-Leninism Bolshevism
Leon Trotsky a top Bolshevik official
New Economic Policy a plan that permtted some capitalist activity
Woodrow Wilson president of the United states during world war one
U-boats German submarines
Zimmermann Note a secret message grom german diplomat Arthur Zimmermann to officials in Mexico
armistice truce
Fourteen Points Woodrow wilsons vision of world peace
Treaty of Versailles allies compromise on peace
League of Nations organization of world goverments
mandates territories to be ruled by european powers
Balfour Declaration. established a jemish state in palestine
trench warfare fighting from trenches
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