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Chapter 30 The War to End War

Chapter 30 The War to End War. 1917-1918. Breaking the Pledge. On January 31, 1917 Germany announced its decision to wage unrestricted submarine warfare on all ships, including American ships, in the war zone. War by Act of Germany.

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Chapter 30 The War to End War

Chapter 30 The War to End War. 1917-1918. Breaking the Pledge. On January 31, 1917 Germany announced its decision to wage unrestricted submarine warfare on all ships, including American ships, in the war zone. War by Act of Germany.

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Chapter 30 The War to End War

Chapter 30 The War to End War. 1917-1918. Breaking the Pledge. On January 31, 1917 Germany announced its decision to wage unrestricted submarine warfare on all ships, including American ships, in the war zone. War by Act of Germany.

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America and the Great War

America and the Great War. Chapter 23: Pages 604-625. Origins of Conflict. European powers were also acting in imperialistic ways Became a rivalry They also were competing for economic growth and military expansion. Alliances Form. Europe basically is divided between two sides

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The Mexican Revolution

The Mexican Revolution. The Military Phase. The Liberal Leadership. The source of the corruption Capitalism under Diaz The Intelligentsia The cientificos Wistano Luis Orozco. The Liberal Leadership. The Flores Magon Brothers Regeneracion The Anti-Diaz Movement The Liberal Plan.

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Honors US History Mid-Term Review

Honors US History Mid-Term Review. Mrs. Cavell. Chapter 5 . Native American Discrimination Examples: 1. Forced to move to reservations 2. Us government did not hold up their end of most treaties (did not supply necessary supplies, food, etc on reservations)

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Chapter 12 Sec. 1

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PSI: America & the Great War

Please pick up a copy of the PSI packet and WWI notes from the cart. We will: *analyze why America abandoned neutrality and entered World War I *evaluate how the war shaped American society and the role of government. PSI: America & the Great War. PSI Objective Questions.

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Chapter 21

Chapter 21. World War I. Chapter 21.1. World War I Breaks Out. Objectives. Identify the causes of World War I. Describe the course and character of the war. Explain why the United States entered the conflict on the side of the Allies. . Essential Question:.

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Unit 4: Warfare

Unit 4: Warfare. World War I: 1914-1918. Four MAIN Long-Term Causes. M ilitarism A lliances I mperialism N ationalism. Cause 1: Nationalism.

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The UNITED STATES ROAD TO WAR

The UNITED STATES ROAD TO WAR. AMERICAN NEUTRALITY. Americans thought of World War I as a European conflict with little effect on their country. Just after the war broke out, President Wilson declared that the U.S. would stay neutral.

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American reaction to war

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