'Us president woodrow wilson' diaporamas de présentation

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PASS Review

PASS Review . Unit 6. Changes in country borders: Soviet Union-broke apart when the CIS formed; peaceful Germany-reunited; peaceful Czechoslovakia-split into Czech Republic and Slovakia; peaceful Yugoslavia-broke into 6 republics; violent. Unit 6.

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Day 99 Opening Question

Day 99 Opening Question. Title = French Rev vs Russian Rev What are some similarities between the causes and start of the French Rev of 1789 & the Russian Rev of 1917? There are a few!!. Day 94 Objectives. Chronicle the entries and exits of the combatants of WWI. 1914-1917...who joins?.

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The use of force in international law

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Current issues through world history Unit 3

World War I. Current issues through world history Unit 3. Lesson : WWI Students will be able to : 1) Identify and give examples of the four MAIN reasons for WWI 2) Explain the importance of industry and technology in WWI 3) Summarize the reasons for the US entering WWI

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World War One

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From Neutrality to Involvement: the Us and World War I

From Neutrality to Involvement: the Us and World War I. 1914-1920. Standards. SSUSH15 The student will analyze the origins and impact of U.S. involvement in World War I.

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The use of force in international law

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The use of force in international law

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Homelands: Conflict in the Middle East

Part 2 of 3. Homelands: Conflict in the Middle East. How were the borders of the Middle East drawn after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire? For what reasons did the British make a commitment to a Jewish homeland?. Focus Questions:.

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The Aftermath

The Aftermath. 1919. The End of the War.

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Review for WWI Quiz

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World War I

World War I. Nationalism, Imperialism, and World War I. Fighting the War. Military leaders on both sides thought the war would be over quickly.

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The Power of States

The Power of States. Key Terms and a Historical Perspective. Unit Intro Questions. What is the most powerful state/nation in the world today? What are the reasons why they are so powerful? Have they always been this powerful? List some powerful states/nations/empires of the past.

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World War 1 Timeline: from beginning to end

Germany declares war on Russia, Luxembourg, France and the neutral Belgium. Britain declares war on Germany and Austria-Hungary. Canada follows suit and joins the war. First Battle of the Marne begins, and Masurian Lakes begins. First Battle of the Marne ends with a French Victory

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The New Nationals

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The End of WWI

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Consequences of World War I

Consequences of World War I. Ending the war Fighting in World War I ended in November of 1918 with an armistice, or truce The peace treaty that officially ended the war was signed in June of 1919 at the Palace of Versailles in France. The Treaty of Versailles.

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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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