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(verb)
1. To brighten with light or make light where it was once dark. (Synonym: lighten)

2. To make something more straightforward or easier to understand; explain. (Synonyms: clarify, illustrate)

3. To provide understanding and knowledge. (Synonyms: educate, enlighten, inform)

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1. Why did countries and individuals join World War I?

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1. Why did countries and individuals join World War I?

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How do literature and art illuminate the effects of World War I?

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How do literature and art illuminate the effects of World War I?

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2. How did the conditions on the front affect soldiers?

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2. How did the conditions on the front affect soldiers?

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3. How do texts inspired by World War I illuminate attitudes toward the war?

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3. How do texts inspired by World War I illuminate attitudes toward the war?

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4. What are the psychological effects of war?

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4. What are the psychological effects of war?

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5. How does All Quiet on the Western Front illuminate the effects of World War I?

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5. How does All Quiet on the Western Front illuminate the effects of World War I?

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Throughout this Module, we will be keeping track of the physical and psychological effects of war on individuals as well as societies. 

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Throughout this Module, we will be keeping track of the physical and psychological effects of war on individuals as well as societies. 

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In this column, we will list out the effects of war.

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-assassinated on June 28, 1914 in Bosnia by a Serbian nationalist
-His assassination was one of the factors that led to/causes of WW1.

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(noun) One of the reasons that something changes; one of the parts of a difference in a result of something.

Synonyms: element, aspect, cause

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(noun) A feeling that people have of being proud of their country, often with the belief that it is better than other countries.

Example:"Another factor adding to European tensions was the rise of nationalism, a kind of patriotism gone wild" (Damon, 1).

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(noun) To have a deep loyalty and love for the country where one was born or identifies as a citizen.

Synonyms: fidelity, loyalty

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-The 28th President of the United States
-Led the U.S. into World War I

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A "U-boat" is what people called the "Undersea Boat" or "submarine".
Germans were the first to militarize the submarine and use it on a large scale during war (Damon, 2).

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"On May 7, 1915, the unarmed British passenger ship Lusitania was torpedoed by a U-boat and sunk off the Irish coast. Among the 1,198 people who died were 128 Americans" (Damon, 2)

Watch the short video below to learn a little more!

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What happened to British teenage soldiers after they went to war?

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What happened to British teenage soldiers after they went to war?