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World History U10Ch7

World History ST Unit 10 Chapter 7 The World at War

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armistice halt in the fighting
stalemate neither side is able to advance
mobilized to get an army and the army reserves ready to fight in a war
Western Front In World War I, the front in Belgium and France between Germany on one side and France and Britain on the other
Triple Alliance an agreement of cooperation between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy, signed in 1882
Eastern Front the line of forts and trenches that stretched from the Baltic Sea to the Black Sea in Europe
Allied Powers France, Britain, Russia, and Serbia
neutral a nation or person that does not take sides in a war
Triple Entente Britain, France, and Russia
Central Powers in Wolrd War I, the alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria
Why did the Allies and German armies fight a war in the trenches? The Germany army was halted and the fighting reached a stalemate; opposing armies dug line of trenches.
What powerful new weapons were first used in World War I? machine guns, giant cannons, tanks, submarines with tropedoes, and flame throwers
Why did U.S. enter World War I? U.S. discovered a secret telegram that revealed Germany had been working to make Mexico a German ally. Lusitania was sunk by German submarine and American citizens were killed.
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