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focus on the web of alliances that makes WWI a world war (give an example from the WWI time period. Its location on the timeline will be determined by the date(s) of the example you choose.)Make sure to emphasize US participation and the impact of the event when you can.
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(give an example from the WWI time period. Its location on the timeline will be determined by the date(s) of the example you choose.)Make sure to emphasize US participation and the impact of the event when you can.
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(include impact on the German people...how it make them perceive themselves)Make sure to emphasize US participation and the impact of the event when you can.
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Make sure to emphasize US participation and the impact of the event when you can.
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Make sure to emphasize US participation and the impact of the event when you can.
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(give an example from the WWI time period. Its location on the timeline will be determined by the date(s) of the example you choose.)Make sure to emphasize US participation and the impact of the event when you can.
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When technology advanced, countries had the resources to expand their horizons. Since everyone was trying to expand, some countries would fight over the land. For example, Germany and France fought over Morocco.
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(include the impact on Germany's Weimar Republic)Make sure to emphasize US participation and the impact of the event when you can.
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Some say that this wad the main trigger of World War l because it ultimately made Europe spiral out of control.
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Most of the battles were in trenches. The soldiers would hide into holes and do a surprise attack on their victims.
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Make sure to emphasize US participation and the impact of the event when you can.
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Make sure to emphasize US participation and the impact of the event when you can.
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Germany was blamed for World War 1. Also, Germany was ordered to pay for all of the damages in the war. Soon after that, the nation's economy crashed.
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The Great Depression was a dark time in history. Easy credit hid economic problems and more debt, which caused the stock market to crash. In addition, the United States was in poverty and unemployed.
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(include death/casualty statistics, new countries formed, disillusionment)Make sure to emphasize US participation and the impact of the event when you can.
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Since Germany's economic power was low, this was Hitler's chance to rise to power. He basically said that if he was the leader of Germany, he could make all the economic problems vanish. Citizens were desperate to improve their lives so they believed him and voted for him to be the new leader.
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