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German diplomat's secret message to Mexico urging an attack on the United States

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truce

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term for the Great Britain, France, Russia and Serbia in World War I

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head of Russian provisional government and fatefully decided to keep Russia involved in the war in order to preserve it's honor

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statement issued by Britain in 1917 favoring the creation of a Jewish state in Palestine

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1908-1913 Austria-Hungary and Russia rival one another for influence in the region

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September 15, Germans defeat Russians; Russians are no longer a threat to German territory

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August 30, Russian army decisively defeated by Germans at beginning of war

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battle in which Germany tried to kill as many French soldiers as possible, believing the French could not bear to see this historic city captured

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Marxist group that sought to lead a revolution against the Czar government

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term for Germany and Austria-Hungary (& Ottoman Empire) in World War I

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a military draft

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prime minister of Great Britain at end of the war

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September 6-10 where German advance was halted a short distance from Paris; trench warfare set in

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German hopes for a quick way to end war; German army would make encircling movement through Belgium into northern France to sweep around Paris

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taken by the German from France in 1971, returned to France at the end of war

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Woodrow Wilson's plan for world peace, proposed in 1918

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archduke of Austria-Hungary whose assassination led to World War I

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Allied effort to destroy the Central Powers guns and forts that lined the Dardanelles so they could get supplies to the Russians; huge failure for the Allies

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British officer in the Middle East; urged Arab princes to revolt against their Ottoman overlords; able to destroy Ottoman empire in the Middle East in 1918

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young Serbian who assassinated Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie

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the deliberate destruction of a racial, political or cultural group

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top Bolshevik official who negotiated for peace with the central powers; responsible for the strict discipline of the Red Army

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premier of France

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organization of nations created with the hope of ending future wars

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a nation governed by another nation on behalf of the League of nations

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another term for Bolshevism

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process of assembling troops and supplies and making them ready for war

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taking no side in a conflict

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in order to mobilize all the resources of their nations for the war effect, systems were put in place directed by government agencies in many of the countries involved

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information designed to influence peoples opinions

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payments to cover the cost of the war

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councils composed of representatives from the workers and soldiers; largely made up of socialists and represented more radical interests of lower classes

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war that requires the use of all of society's resources and people

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treaty that ended World War I and punished Germany Severely

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war fought from trenches

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1882 partnership that united Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy

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1907 alliance between France, Russia and Great Britain

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German submarines that threatened ships in the waters around Great Britain

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used to ensure regular supplies to Red Army; government control of banks and most industries, seizing of grain from peasants, and centralization of state administration under Communist control

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a war based on wearing the other side down by constant attacks and heavy losses

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series of trenches dug out by both the allied powers and central powers in northern France, resulting in a deadlock

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United States president during World War I