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100

What are the Underlying Causes of WW1?


militarism, alliance systems, nationalism, and imperialism,


100

What were trenches?


long, narrow ditches dug into the ground


100

How long did it take Europe to recover from WW1?

decades

100

What did Christian Missionaries Pave the way for?

European colonization.


100

Where did the Roosevelt Corollary give the US the Right to intervene?


Latin America


100

How did the Light Bulb Effect work

People Could Work Longer


200

What is militarism?


Militarism is the belief that a strong military is essential to national security and prestige. 


200

List The new military technologies


Machine guns,Tanks,Airplanes,Poison gas, and Submarines

200

The war( WW1) lasted for how many years?

4 Years

200

Where did European countries get  access to new markets?


their colonies 


200

 What did the Panama Canal  connect?


the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.


200

How were people killed in the French Revolution?

Guillotine


300

What Countries were in the Triple Entente?


France, Great Britain, and Russia


300

Where was there a stalemate in WW1?


the Western Front

300

What infrastructure was destroyed?


roads, bridges, railways, and factories

300

European countries believed that they had a right to rule over other peoples because of their superior what?

culture and technology

300

What was the reason England had a market hungry for goods?


had plenty of people


300

Heliocentric means what is in the center of the Universe?


The Sun

400

Where were there particularly high tensions with rivalries?


Where were there particularly high tensions with rivalries?


400

Who played a larger role in the workforce during the war?

Women

400

What soared due to the cost of the war?

National debt


400

What are the 3 reasons  for U.S. imperialism in Latin America?


Economic interests: The United States was eager to access Latin American markets and resources, such as oil, bananas, and sugar.

Geopolitical interests: The United States wanted to control strategic shipping routes and to prevent the spread of European influence in Latin America.

Ideological interests: The United States believed that it had a moral obligation to spread democracy and capitalism to Latin America.


400

What was the most important crop from the Columbian Exchange?


Potato

400

What Does the Legislative Branch Do 


Make Laws

500

Where were European colonies competing for colonies and resources?


Africa and Asia


500

Why is it important be aware of the techniques used by propagandists?

so that we can critically evaluate the information we receive and make informed decisions.

500

What 2 Type of factors led to Imperialism?


social and economic


500

What did the US gain control of as a result of the Spanish American War?


Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines

500

What widened because of the enclosure movement?

The Wealth Gap

500

What does the Executive Branch Do?

Enforce Laws