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The conditions were terrible, unsanitary, and full of illnesses.
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M- Military
I- Imperialism
A- Alliances
N- Nationalism
E- Extreme Leaders -
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Sparked World War One.
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The boat Lusitania sunk when Germany's submarine zone.
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Declared war on Germany.
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Germany was forced to surrender from World War 1.
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Treaty that ended World War 1.
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Prohibited Alcohol.
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People who made and sold alcohol.
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Fighting in a ring.
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Another name for the 1920's.
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Avoiding all political alliances with foreign countries.
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Helped communicate with large numbers of people.
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A trial about whether teachers could teach the theory of evolution.
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Depended on people spending large amounts.
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Led to the development of a national culture.
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An organization that solved international disputes.
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Wrote about African Americans.
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Granted suffrage to women.
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Illegal bar during prohibition.
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Young Western women in the 1920s who wore short skirts, bobbed their hair, listened to jazz, and flaunted their disdain for what was then considered acceptable behavior.
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A sport where the goal was to put the ball in the hoop.
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The scandal with the oil scandals, and the corruption with high ranking officials.
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Elected president during the Great Depression.
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The stock crashed.
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Stock prices fell sharply.
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The economy declined millions of Americans were unemployed.
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Fluctuation in economic activity.
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The lowest point of the business cycle.
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A consumer's desire and willingness to pay for something.
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WW1 vets came to Washington to demand their war bonuses early.
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This was to give $300 million to state governments, but, again, not directly to the common man.
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Repealed the 18th amendment.
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Money earned for work.
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Second world war
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Located in Belgium
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Hitler made the plan.
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German's moving forward.
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83,000 allied troops.
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11,171
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8,607
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200,000 German troops.
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The U.S. and Belgium join together to end German offensive operations.
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The weather cleared.
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To stop the spread of communism
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Wherever communism threatened globally.
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United State and the Soviet Union.
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Neither country directly fought one another.
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Arms Race, Space Race, Olympic Games, and Propaganda War
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Fought between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Separation of North and South Korea.
