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Chapter 19 World War I and Its Aftermath

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The Great War

The Great War. The Crisis in the Balkans. Nationalism, Imperialism, Militarism, and Alliances had pushed everyone to the brink of war The Balkans was the region most likely to erupt Region with many different nationalities Known as a powder keg

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Twenty Questions

Twenty Questions. Subject: World War 1. Twenty Questions. 1. What were the four causes of the war?. Militarism-where armies and navies produce many weapons Imperialism-competition for land, colonies, and trade Nationalism- a feeling of national and cultural pride

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The Kennedy & Johnson years

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**Take five minutes to write down two ideas/reactions you have about this quote**

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The Battle Of Beaumont Hamel

The Battle Of Beaumont Hamel. Riley Clark, Megan Chisholm, Carson MacNeil. The Royal NFLD regiment 1 st Battalion Essex regiment 6 th & 7 th Battalion Black Watch (English) Commander: General Douglas Haig. 26 th Wurttemburg Reserve Division Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers

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1913-1917

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The Use Of Gas In WW1

The Use Of Gas In WW1. By Adam Al Shehabi , 9M. 1914: -The French were the first to use gas in 1914 on the Germans. -They used tear gas inside 26mm grenades. 1915:

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Artilleries in war

Artilleries in war. By Aakash Iyer. What is Artillery?. Purpose . Types of artillery. Big, heavy weapons Artillery is used mainly in war/s for attacking and defending from the enemies. Long range artillery was first invented by Reed in 1600s.

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Christmas Truce

Christmas Truce. 1914, during the 1 st world war, Britain and their friends were at war with the Germans. The Germans were on one side and Britain and their allies were on the other side. They were separated by no mans land.

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Christmas Truce

Christmas Truce. 1914, during the 1 st world war, Britain and their friends were at war with the Germans. The Germans were on one side and Britain and their allies were on the other side. They were separated by no mans land.

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