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| Wilhelm II | German emperor (Kaiser) whose militarism helped cause the First World War
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| Weltpolitik | refers to Germany's attempt to become a world power with its navy; means "world politics"
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| Triple Entente | World War I alliance between Great Britain, France, and Russia
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| Triple Alliance | World War I alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy
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| Franz Ferdinand | heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne assassinated in Sarajevo in June 1914
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| Gavrilo Princip | assassin of Austro-Hungarian archduke
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| Easter Rebellion | Irish nationalist rebellion of 1916 put down by the British
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| Nicholas II | Russian tsar; murdered by Bolsheviks in 1917
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| Rasputin | "holy man" who influenced Russian empress during war; murdered by Russian aristocracy
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| Alexander Kerensky | moderate liberal leader of the 1st Russian Revolution that resulted in tsar's abdication
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| Vladimir Lenin | radical Bolshevik leader of the 2nd Russian Revolution (October Revolution)
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| Leon Trotsky | Bolshevik military leader of Petrograd Soviet; later organized Red Army
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| Bolsheviks | radical socialist revolutionaries of Russian Revolution
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| Treaty of Brest Litovsk | treaty that ended WWI on eastern front between Germany and Russia
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| Franco-Russian Alliance | resulted from build up of Germany's army and its non-renewal of the Reinsurance Treaty
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| Entente Cordiale | resulted from build up of the German navy
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| Sinn Fein | political leaders of Irish rebellion; means "we ourselves"
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| Irish Republican Army | military wing of Irish independence movement
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| Ataturk | leader of Turkish nationalist group
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| mandate system | divided Middle East into territories ruled by Britain and France
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| Provisional Government | assumed control of Russia after Nicholas abdicated
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| Article 231 | war guilt clause of Versailles Treaty; blamed Germany for start of war
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| Alsace | territory taken by France from Germany after World War I
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| Weimar Republic | German government from World War I until 1933
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| Lost Generation | those who fought in World War I who were physically and mentally scarred
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| Dada | art that was "anti-art"; resulted from sense of hopelessness and anxiety after World War I
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| Surrealism | represented by Salvador Dali; painted the unconscious; influenced by Freudian psychology
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| existentialism | you’re born into a life without meaning or purpose—to give your life “essence” (meaning), you must do something
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| Sartre | leading existentialist philosopher
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