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World War 1

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alliances partnerships that join together nations for a common reason
Triple Entente Great Britain, France, Russia
Triple Alliance Germany, Italy, Austria - Hungary
Archduke Franz Ferdinand The heir to the Austrian thrown. Prince
isolationism removing yourself or a country from conflict.
nationalism thinking your native country is more important than other countries.
u-boat underwater boat
Lusitania A British passenger ship that was torpedoed by a German U Boat
Zimmerman Telegram Part of a plan by the German government to get Mexico to side with them in the war.
trench Long, deep ditches dug as protective defenses in battle.
chemical warfare bombs used to attack the human nervous and respiratory systems.
new weapons during World War 1 tanks, planes, grenades, machine guns, poison gas, trench warfare
Woodrow Wilson American President during World War 1. Created the 14 points.
14 Points A plan for ultimate peace in the world written by Woodrow Wilson
Treaty of Versailles A signed armistice to end World War 1 signed in Paris, France.
Central Powers Germany, Ottoman Empire, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria
Allied Powers France, Great Britain, USA, Russia
League of Nations Part of Woodrow Wilson's 14 points that made countries get on the same page and have guidelines to world conflicts.
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