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What is another name for WW1?

War of attrition, the great wae

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What does the M to MAINS?

Militarism

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What are the 4 factors that make up a biome?

  • Climate – temperature and rainfall
  • Soil – the type of ground
  • Plants – the vegetation that grows there
  • Animals – the wildlife that lives there
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What were the conditions of Trench Warefare

muddy, dirty, unhygienic, unsafe, filled with disease, infested with rodents, small, compact,narrow

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What treaty offically ended ww1 and what was it?

The treaty that officially ended World War I was the Treaty of Versailles, signed in 1919.

It was a peace agreement between Germany and the Allied Powers, mainly France, United Kingdom, and United States.

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What is a dreadnought and how many did Britain have?

An extremely powerful battleship, 8

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What is imperialism?

when a country expands its power by taking over other lands/colonies

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What is food security?

Food security exists when all people have reliable access to sufficient, safe, nutritious food to maintain a healthy life.

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What was the scramble for africa?

The Scramble for Africa was the period in the late 1800s when European countries competed to take control of and colonize parts of Africa.

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What country declared war first, starting ww1?

Austria hungary on serbia

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Which country had the best navy?

Britain

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What was the Spark in ww1?

Assassination of Franz Ferdinand June 28th, 1914

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What are the 4 factors that make up being food secure?

  • Availability – Enough food is produced and supplied.
  • Access – People can get and afford the food.
  • Utilization – Food is nutritious and safe to eat.
  • Stability – Food is available and accessible all the time, not just occasionally.
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What was the schliffen plan?


The Schlieffen Plan was Germany's strategy to quickly defeat France before turning its forces east to fight Russia during World War I.




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Why did Australia go into the war? (3 reason)

  • Australia was part of the United Kingdom, so when Britain declared war, Australia automatically joined.
  • Many Australians felt loyal to Britain and wanted to support the Empire.
  • Australia believed helping Britain would help protect its own security and interests.
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What are the components of Militarism to build up?

armed forces, weaponry, desire to fight

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What are the components of Militarism to build up?

armed forces, weaponry, desire to fight

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What is a temperate rainforest?


A forest biome with high rainfall and mild temperatures.


400

What was trench warfare?

A type of fighting where soldiers fought from long, deep trenches.

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Which countrys invasion brought The uk into the war?

Germany invading neutral belguim
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What are the balkans and what are some examples?

An area in south-eastern europe. Some examples of romania, serbia, blugaria, croatia, albania, greece
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How did ww1 end?

World War I ended in 1918 when Germany agreed to an armistice (a ceasefire) on 11 November 1918, after being weakened by heavy losses, food shortages, and military defeats on the Western Front.


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What does food utilization mean?


Food is safe, nutritious, and used properly by the body.

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What new weapons were used in WWI?


Machine guns, tanks, poison gas, and aircraft

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What was the Christmas Truce of 1914?

A temporary ceasefire where soilders exchanged gifts and played football