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World War ONE -

5th Grade - 2011

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militarism the belief in a strong military and in gaining power by war, or threatening war by building newer and more weapons and a larger army
nationalism extreme loyalty to your own country or culture based on the belief that your country is better than any other country
imperialism the creation of an empire by conquering or gaining control of other countries or lands
Sarajevo the capitol of Bosnia in 1914. the city where Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated
Woodrow Wilson President of the United States when the U.S. entered World War I
Allied Powers Great Britain, France, Belgium, Russia
Central Powers Germany, Austria-Hungary, Russia
the "Great War" another name for World War I, which broke out in Europe in August 1914
Treaty of Versailles the peace agreement signed in Versailles, France (near Paris) that formally ended World War I
Gavril Princip Serbian nationalist who was part of a plot to kill Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophia
League of Nations the first organization designed to prevent future wars. Formed after World War I, the organization was not really successful, but it was a model for the formation of the United Nations
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