'Secret treaties' diaporamas de présentation

The Homefront World War I

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Peace

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World War I & The Russian Revolution

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A Flawed Peace

Treaty of Versailles. A Flawed Peace. Paris Peace Conference. January 18, 1919, Palace of Versailles Big 4 Woodrow Wilson (U.S.) Georges Clemenceau (FRA) David Lloyd George (G.B.) Vittorio Orlando (Italy) Goal was to establish a lasting peace in Europe. Big 4. David Lloyd George.

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World History II SOL Review

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Israel and Pakistan

Israel and Pakistan. The Creation of Pakistan: A Look Back. India is one of the oldest civilizations (2800BC) Ruled by Hindus until 700 AD Ruled by Muslims thereafter until 1857 British made India a colony after taking over Indian Nationalist Congress Party formed in 1885

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Turn to page 47 in your ISN

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Chapter 23-US and old World order

Chapter 23-US and old World order.

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Journal Entry

Journal Entry. How did World War I change the way that war was perceived? Copy or restate At least one paragraph. Chapter 27: World War I and Its Aftermath. Section 4: (Continued). Collapsing Morale. By 1917, the morale of both troops and civilians had plunged.

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THE PROGRESSIVE ERA WORLD WAR I

THE PROGRESSIVE ERA WORLD WAR I. THE PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT (1900-1920). GOALS. Sought to correct political and economic injustices from industrialization. ROOTS OF PROGRESSIVES were from the Social Gospel Movement. -Headed and led by Protestant clergymen

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A Day 2/15/2012 B Day 2/16/2012

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Winning the War

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End of the War

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Treaty of Versailles, 1919

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26.3 part 2 Winning the War

26.3 part 2 Winning the War. Objective 1: Describe how WW1 became a total war and how these efforts helped to end the war Objective 2: Outline how Germany Collapsed. March Bread Riots lead to over throw of Tsar V.I. Lenin takes power with promise of ending the war

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The Fourteen Points

The Fourteen Points. Created by US President Woodrow Wilson in January 1918 A list of his terms for ending this and future wars Called for freedom of the seas, free trade, large-scale reduction of arms, an end to secret treaties Self-determinism for Eastern Europe

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