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Review of Nationalism

Review of Nationalism.

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Take out your notebook, pen and highlighter

Take out your notebook, pen and highlighter. WWI: A New Kind of War. CA Standard: 10.5.4 Understand the nature of war and its human cost on all sides Learning Objective: I will be able to describe what made WWI a different kind of war. . Ch 11-2 A New Kind of War. Vocabulary Stalemate

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Weapons of The Great War

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The First World War

The First World War. Domestic life is greatly affected as the U.S. helps the Allies achieve victory in World War I. The Treaty of Versailles punishes Germany, but is never ratified by the U.S. Senate. America Claims an Empire. SECTION 1 World War I Begins .

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Rates of Reaction and Equilibrium

Rates of Reaction and Equilibrium . Rates of reaction = kinetics Equilibrium = balance . To react, atoms must get together: . Called the collision theory: Students act a chemical reaction 1. 2. 3. . To react, atoms must: . 1. Get together (collide)

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The Great War

The Great War. WWI:A New Type of War. M .A.I.N. Causes. Militarism By the early 1900s, powerful nations in Europe had adopted policies of aggressively building up armed forces and giving the military more authority over government and foreign policy. . M. A .I.N. Causes. Alliances

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Bell Ringer Head your paper and copy this chart. Ask others for help if you need it.

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Day 1 Power Point

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Unit 6:World War I and its Aftermath

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WWI Quiz

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Examples of Human Rights in Historical Documents

Examples of Human Rights in Historical Documents. Babylonian Code of Hammurabi British Magna Carta French Declaration of the Rights of Man U.S. Bill of Rights. Events Preceding UDHR.

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WWI Essay Reflection

WWI Essay Reflection. Common Errors--Introductions. Historical Context What does the reader really need to know in order to understand my essay? Decent Context: How WWI began Who fought in WWI Better Context: Dates of war Alliance system led to war on a wider scale Excellent Context:

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The Rise of Adolph Hitler

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Haber Process

Haber Process. Fritz Haber. The Haber Process is used to make ammonia, NH 3 :. 3 H 2 (g) + N 2 (g) ? 2 NH 3 (g) + heat. Ammonia ranks in the top five of all chemicals in terms of total mass produced. It is used to make fertilizer and explosives (e.g.- TNT) . .

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WWI: Major Battles, New Weapons, Fighting Techniques, and Unrestricted Submarine Warfare.

WWI: Major Battles, New Weapons, Fighting Techniques, and Unrestricted Submarine Warfare. New Weapons. Tanks were used in trench warfare. They were slow and sometimes unreliable.

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Alternative Technologies for Hazardous Waste Treatment

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World War I

World War I. Cheat Sheet. Causes of the WWI. Nationalism Militarism Secret Treaties Imperialism. Who Fought Who?. Central Powers ALLIES Austria-Hungary vs. Serbia Germany Russia Bulgaria France

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