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The treaty that ended World War one
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A time span of historical events
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Congress pass the 19th Amendment allowing women in america the right to vote. The event is significant because by this time most countries begin to allow women the right to vote. This shows a change in the regular social standards but now women are becoming more equal to men.
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The stock market crash was the time when the stock exchange preceded to an end and values went into happened due to the banks giving out risky loans and stock purchasers borrowing money to buy stocks. The stock market crash is important because it launched the great depression in america and the global depression around the world.
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Hitler took over Germany's reformation when the fascist movement started gaining popularity during the global depression and worked his way up the political chain. This event is important because this will lead towards WW2 and millions of persecutions throughout Germany of people that are not of an Aryan race.
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The Neutrality Acts limit the United States involvements in the foreign countries affairs to hopefully avoid entangling alliances. The reason that America got involved in WW1 was because of entangling alliances. So with the acts in place America will hopefully be able to avoid confrontation for awhile.
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The fascist parties of Germany, Japan, and Italy join force to create the Axis Power. The event is important because the power will grow and become the opposing force to the allies during WW2
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The British Government called for appeasement after Germany threatened to take over Czechoslovakia. As a last ditch to avoid war Mussolini called for the Munich Conference. At the conference Britain allowed Germany to take some land to ensure peace. However Germany didn't follow peace and invaded Czechoslovakia any way. Then the world was on the brink of war.
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