Chapter 13-World War I

A POLICY OF GLORIFYING MILITARY POWER AND KEEPING AN ARMY PREPARED FOR WAR.

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• MILITARISM
• IMPERIALISM
• TRENCH WARFARE
• TOTAL WAR

THE SEIZURE OF A COUNTRY OR TERRITORY BY A STRONGER COUNTRY.

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• MILITARISM
• IMPERIALISM
• TRENCH WARFARE
• TOTAL WAR

SOLDIERS FOUGHT EACH OTHER FROM TRENCHES. ARMIES TRADED HUGE LOSSES OF HUMAN LIFE FOR PITIFULLY SMALL LAND GAINS.

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• MILITARISM
• IMPERIALISM
• TRENCH WARFARE
• TOTAL WAR

A PROCESS WHERE COUNTRIES DEVOTE ALL THEIR RESOURCES TO THE WAR EFFORT.

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• MILITARISM
• IMPERIALISM
• TRENCH WARFARE
• TOTAL WAR

ALLIANCE BETWEEN GERMANY, AUSTRIA-HUNGARY, AND ITALY.

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• TRIPLE ALLIANCE
• TRIPLE ENTENTE
• CENTRAL POWERS
• ALLIES

ALLIANCE BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE AND RUSSIA.

(a)  

• TRIPLE ALLIANCE
• TRIPLE ENTENTE
• CENTRAL POWERS
• ALLIES

GERMANY AND AUSTRIA-HUNGARY AND LATER JOINED BY BULGARIA AND THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE. NAMED CENTRAL DUE TO LOCATION.

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• TRIPLE ALLIANCE
• TRIPLE ENTENTE
• CENTRAL POWERS
• ALLIES

GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE, RUSSIA, JAPAN, AND ITALY.

(a)  

• TRIPLE ALLIANCE
• TRIPLE ENTENTE
• CENTRAL POWERS
• ALLIES

RULER OF GERMANY WHO FORCED BISMARK TO RESIGN.

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• KAISER WILHELM II
• OTTO VON BISMARK
• WOODROW WILSON
• GEORGES CLEMENCEAU

PRUSSIAN’S BLOOD-AND-IRON CHANCELLOR WHO FREELY USED WAR TO UNIFY GERMANY.

• KAISER WILHELM II

• OTTO VON BISMARK

• WOODROW WILSON

• GEORGES CLEMENCEAU