What is the definition of "alliance"?
>>Double Points!!<<
An agreement between countries
Which two countries used to be one country during World War I? (p. 81)
Austria and Hungary (Austria-Hungary)

When did nationalism change Europe?
During the 1800s
What is the definition of the "Industrial Revolution"? (p. 70)
A period of rapid growth in machine-made goods
Which U.S state is Ms. Kimie from?
Delaware!
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What does "nationalism" mean?
Devotion and loyalty to one's country
What were the names of the two alliances that divided Europe? (p. 81)
Triple Alliance and Triple Entente
When did a Serbian assassin shoot and kill Archduke Francis Ferdinand, the heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary?
>>Double Points!<<
On June 28th, 1914
What did the Bessemer furnace do? (p. 71)
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The furnace made steel from molten iron.
When is Ms. Kimie's birthday?
What was the "Treaty of Versailles"? Who was forced to sign it?
What was the name of the small bombs that soldiers threw or fired at their enemies? (p. 81)
Grenades
When did German U-boats begin attacking American ships carrying supplies to Britain?
In early 1917
What is "capitalism"? (p. 72)
It is a system in which individuals own most businesses and resources. People invest money in businesses in the hope of making a profit.
What is Ms. Kimie's favorite vegetable?
Broccoli!
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What is "trench warfare"?
>>Double Points!!<<
A style of fighting in which each side fights from deep ditches, or trenches, dug into the ground

What did soldiers use to survive poison gas? (p. 81)
They used gas masks.
When did the war come to an end?
On November 11, 1918
What did Richard Arkwright, an Englishman, invent in 1769? What could this thing he invented do? (p. 72)
He invented a waterpowered spinning machine. Called a water frame, it could produce dozens of threads at one time.
How many books has Ms. Kimie read so far in 2026?
>>Double Points!!<<
57 books!
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What is "communism"?
What kind of pattern were trenches dug in? Why were they dug this way? (p. 81)
>>Double Points!!<<
Trenches were dug in zigzag patterns to prevent the enemy from firing down the length of a trench.
When did Italy, Germany, and Austria-Hungary form the Triple Alliance?
In 1882
Who were "suffragettes"? What happened to them in 1928? (p. 74)
Suffragettes were women who campaigned to gain the right to vote. In 1928, British suffragettes won the right to vote for women in Great Britain.
What is Ms. Kimie's favorite ice cream flavor?
Cookies n' creme
