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The assassination of Franz Ferdinand an Austrian-Hungarian was killed in Serbia.
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M-Militarism
A-Alliances
I-Imperialism
N-Nationalism
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Stalemate and unrestricted sub warfare
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Poison gases- Chlorine gas, you suffocate painful death
Tanks- Developed to cope with the conditions on the western front
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Germany waged submarine warfare against the United Kingdom which had implemented a naval blockade of Germany.
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swept over the country following WW1
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transition from rural to urban
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it had boomed
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The fear communism would spread from Russia to u.s
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They were afraid of change, taking jobs, afraid of bringing communist ideas to the U.S
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Series of raids during the first red scare
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one of a number of secret violence groups
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everyone has to share
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they prospered but farmers suffered
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it's illegal to sell transport or manufacture alcohol
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Easy credit created an "illusion of Prosperity" in the 1920s
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Share prices on the new york exchange completely collapsed
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One phase in a larger business cycle
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Model Representing the nations economic activity and strength
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A severe and prolonged slowdown or "break down" in the economy. People react with fear and panic
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An extended period of economic growth. Period develops trust and confidence in the economy.
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A market economy is driven by the laws of supply and demand
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A slow down in the economy for two consecutive quarters or 6 months in a row
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Active economic growth for two consecutive quarters or 6 months following a recessive or depression
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Bad tariff policy (increases backfired causing a "trade war"
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Italy invaded Etheopia and took control in 1935
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passed neutrality act no arms to warning nations
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Germany invaded Poland with a Blitzkrieg attack
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Allies- Great Britain, France, Soviet Union, and United States
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Sent ultimatum(warning)
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Name given to the fighting that took place in Europe
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James Doolittle led a raid on Tokyo with b-25 bombers
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Hitler committed suicide before he could be captured
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Appeasement was ineffective when dealing with Hitler
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japan had hoped to cripple u.s. pacific fleet, several u .s. carriers were otto sea when Japan attacked Dec. 7 '49
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A military situation in which neither side can gain an advantage
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A society organized around preparing for military conflict
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America's policy of stopping communism from spreading
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An economic system based on private property, including private ownership of the means of production, and the profit motive.
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System of government in which a single party controls a state-owned economy
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A policy that America would provide economic and military aid to any nation fighting communism
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International peacekeeping organization after world war 2
