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an artifact or any other source of information that was created at the time under study.
ex:document, diary, manuscript, autobiography, a recording

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The digging out of the earth to make trenches for your side to use to take cover in and fire onto the enemy.

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Definition: the use of bombs, military, and tax money to defend our country

Example: The US military bombed Syria. They were able to buy bombs with tax payer money.

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battle of jerusalem-1917
The loss of Jerusalem constituted a grave setback to Ottoman prestige in the region and rendered not the effective potential of Falkenhayn's Yilderim Force.

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A battle of resources, belligerent attacks in attempt to wear down on personnel an material, usually the side with the most resources an supplies wins.

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Basically killing as many people as possible and unrestricted warfare. Everyone is involved. (Banks, farmers, manufacturers)

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To have pride in ones country. Nationalism is when a country comes together in times of need.
Example: Before World War 1, Germany had made a Defensive treaty with Austria, so they promised that if Austria went ahead and made a move against Yugoslavia, then Germany would defend them from Russia. They believed that their country would win the war and be able to help other countries as well.

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Europe: lost its role as world leader and title was taken by United States

Great Britain: Britain Empire covered more than 11 million square miles of territory. By 1914 British, was no longer the dominant economic power in Europe.                                                                              -Tre & Josh

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Trench Warfare was a way to give cover to your troops but it wasn't so great in the trenches because disease trench foot in particular and malnutrition.

Visual:Example: A way of protection for both sides to cover your troops and cut down anyone who tried to cross "No Man's Land". In the movie "Lost Battalion" move out of the trench to move into the Argonne Forest though these troops made it out of the trench without being completely wiped out some regiments were not that successful.

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Propaganda is a means to justify their involvement in the war, also a means to gain more man power, money, and resources to sustain the Military Campaign.

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The Britain’s cut Germany’s undersea communication cables at the start of the war, ensuring that Britain had a monopoly on the fastest means of transmitting news from Europe to press agencies in the United States of America.

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Definition: when two or more countries or organizations work together for mutual benefits
Example: Two of the major Examples are from World War One, the alliances of Britain , France, and Russia. The other major alliance in WW1 is the alliance of Germany, Austria/Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire.

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Definition: When one country controls many other country's for power and resources.

Visual: Example: In WW1 Great Britain used imperialism as the key to control   many other countries on the focus on maintaining and expanding trade, and important of raw materials and sales of manufactured goods.

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Definition: Specifically, the condition provided by: a. a military or defense advantage over any foreign nation or group of nations.

Example: The Normandy campaign saw the Anglo-American armies inflict a decisive defeat on the German military machine. The British Army's role was pivotal, but victory came at a price.

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Explain a specific event that represents the term or use it in a sentence about WWI.

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Definition: The belief or desire of a government or people that a country should maintain a strong military to promote or defend its national security or interest.

Visual: Example: An example of militarism would be Russia's parade around the Red Square in celebration of Victory Day in Europe. The Russians do this in order promote the military's standing within Russia itself, as well as send a message to other countries.

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Definition: The government had more control over what was published and would change it to what they saw to fit their image. Soldiers may use self censorship on direct details of the war to make things look like they are going better than they actually might be in the war front.

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Keeping the Home Front posted, with millions of carefully censored letters zipping between soldiers and loved ones, was vital for maintaining morale.

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"Speed and mass" creation of supplies and weapons for the war. This helped the war advance and move quickly.
Example: Industrialization created 4 million rifles, 250,000 machine guns, 52,000 airplanes, 2,800 tanks, 25,000 artillery pieces, and 170 million rounds of artillery shells by 1918.