HIST 152 (study guides)

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The term "manifest destiny" is associated with what country?

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United States

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Great Britain

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Great Britain

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Little Big Horn

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the Plains

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Bleeding Knee

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Wounded Knee

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the election of Abraham Lincoln

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the issue of slavery

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he imperatives of building industrial-capitalist system against those of an export-oriented plantation economy

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the traditional argument between British and French alliance

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states' rights as opposed to the federal government's authority

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the Battle of Gettysburg

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Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation

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the Nat Turner slave rebellion

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the Battle of Antietam

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The Confederate states signed an alliance with the British

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the War of 1812

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the Thirty Years' War

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the Seven Years' War

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the American Revolution

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the War of the Spanish Succession

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New Mexico

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California

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cost Canada almost one third of their territory

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split the country along ethics lines

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split the country along religious lines

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led to a Canadian-U.S. alliance against Great Britain

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stimulated a new sense of Canadian unity against an external threat

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allowed for the Americans to claim the Dakotas, Idaho, and Montana

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ensured Quebec would remain independent from the rest of Canada

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was the key event in ensuring the American victory over the British

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was repelled

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resulted in a humiliating defeat for the Canadian and a long-standing hatred for the U.S

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Louis Riel

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Martin Fierro

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John Macdonald

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Pierre Trudeau

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Viscount Macartney

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a caudillo who dominated Argentina in the 1840s

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a Mexican agrarian rebel who fought for the goals of La Reforma

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the "Mechiavelli of the pampas"

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the first influential Brazilian writer

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the president of Mexico in the 1920s

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Great Britain

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the introduction of the steam engine

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the introduction of the factory system

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the rise of trade unions

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the construction of the railroad lines that lined all U.S. regions

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the vast increase in the merchant marine fleet for overseas commerce

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the United States

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established a unifies Latin American state

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seize political power and keep it

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establish democracy

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redistribute property and restructure society

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eliminate the racial categorization of the people

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the United States

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Was almost nonexistent after the abolition of th slave trade

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was limited to Africans

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was limited to Europeans

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Included peoples from all over Europe and Asia

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Had little impact of social and economic development

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achieved economic and political equality with whites

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received enough grants of land to become substantial economic competitors to the white population

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flocked to take advantage of the Back to Africa program

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quickly lost their political and civil liberties in the South

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almost unanimously migrated to the west in pursuit of economic opportunity

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Louis Riel

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Jefferson Davis

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Jourdan Anderson

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John Macdonald

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Porfirio Diaz

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facilitating trade between both U.S. coasts

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British control over India

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Spanish control over the Philippines

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French control over Vietnam

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the maintenance of the Ottoman Empire

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the search for overseas markets for goods and investments

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the search for natural resources

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consideration of national prestige

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the need for coaling stations for steam-powered navies

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the search for cheap labor to import into Europe as "guest-workers"

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ensured British domination over New Zealand

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allowed France to establish a colony in Vietnam

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led to the collapse of the Ottoman Empire

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opened the doors for British colonial rule in Sudan

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doomed Russia to defeat in the Russo-Japanese War

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Europeans punitive civilization mission

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the relentless search for markets

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the physical and mental inferiority of the white race

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Ottoman Empire

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Russian military officials looking for advantage in the Great Game

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disgruntled sepoy troops

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french agents working to cause unrest in an important British colony

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the representatives of the Indian National Congress

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American soldiers looking for an excuse to pry India away from British control

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steamships

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descended from the Ming Emperors

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Jesus' younger brother

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the hidden imam

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the United States

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set up a timetable for decolonization in Africa

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devised the ground rules for the European colonization of Africa

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Ended the Crimean War

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established the Triple Alliance

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legitimized the German colonization of the Marshal Islands

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east African coastal merchants

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Indians who served as soldiers for the British

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Malaysian tribal chieftains who allied with the Dutch

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Australian aborigines

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Dutch settlers in South Africa

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New South Wales

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Wellington

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England and New Zealand

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Germany and the Marshall Islands

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Dutch and Indonesia

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United States and Fiji

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France and Tahiti

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ensured the neither the Europeans or the Americans would ever interfere in western hemisphere affairs

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opened Japan to U.S. trade

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gave the British an inroad into New Zealand

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worked as a justification for the U.S. intervention in western hemispheric affairs

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handed the Philippines over to the United States

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World War I

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the Opium War

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the War of 1812

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the Filipino Civil War

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the Spanish-Cuban-American War

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Mexico against the Spanish

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Fiji against the British

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Indonesia against the Dutch

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the Philippines against the United States

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Brazil against the Portuguese

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Micronesia Islands

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Philippine Islands

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Hawaiian Islands

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Samoan Islands

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Tonga Islands

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Sino-Japanese War

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Crimean War

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Korean War

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Russo-Japanese War

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Josiah Clark Nott

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Count Joseph Arthur de Gobineau

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Charles Darwin

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Herbert Spencer

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Ram Mohan Roy

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smart but docile

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somewhat intelligent but remarkably energetic

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intelligent and morally superior to all other peoples in the world

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dull and arrogant

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unintelligent and lazy

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a sharp distinction had to be made between the biological and social worlds

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only socialist political and social structure would keep humans from destroying themselves

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more powerful nations had to protect weaker nations

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powerful nations were meant to dominate weaker nations

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human beings had reached the point at which competition among nations was no longer necessary

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Cecil Rhodes

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Josiah Clark Nott

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Herbert Spencer

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Count Joseph Arthur de Gobineau

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Otto van Bisemarck

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Francis Joseph

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Nicholas II

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Alexander Kerensky

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Francis Ferdinand

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Otto van Bismark

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the Crimean War

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the American Civil War

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World War II

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the Franco-Prussian War

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World War I

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one million

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three million

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four million

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nine million

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fifteen million

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Utopian socialism

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positive nationalism

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democratic republicanism

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self-detemination

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Austria-Hungray

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working class women enjoyed the greatest advancement in economic opportunity

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the demands of total war actually reduced the opportunities for women

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all women took advantage of the new economic opportunities which lasted long past the war

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the slaughter caused by the capitalistic tensions caused 32 percent of women to join socialist or communist parties

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women in many countries received the vote in the years after the war.

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by the United Stats to Japan

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by Japan to China

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by Austria to Serbia

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by England to Germany

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by Germany to France

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anger over German atrocities against Chinese civilians

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long-standing Franco-Japanese alliance

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fear of Americans entering into China

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desire to acquire German colonies in Asia

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erupted after the assassination of Nicholas II

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swept Lenin into power in Russia and led to the creation of the Soviet Union

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resulted in the long-anticipated collapse of the Ottoman Empire

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forced France out of the war

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led to the establishment of a reform-minded provisional government in Russia

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erupted after the assassination of Nicholas II

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Alexander II

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Nicholas II

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Alexander III

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Lenin's inexperience in actually running a government

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the growing rivalry between Stalin and Trotsky

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the strain placed on the government by the unpopular alliance with Germany

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the public's desire for total victory, which clashed with the government's pacifistic approach

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the inability to satisfy popular demands for an end of the war

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was harsh toward the Germans and led to resentment after the war

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forged the alliance between England and France that would later be expanded to the Triple Entente

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forced the Chinese to give Hong Kong to the British

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ended Russia's involvement in World War I

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was shaped by American desires

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because he felt that Germany had to be punished on a world stage

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because of his personal hatred of the French

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in return for the creation of the League of Nations

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because of his hatred for Germany, caused by the sinking of the Lusitania

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as a means of showing that democracy was the single best form of government

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led to the occupation of Germany after the war

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allowed the Germans to repay their reparations to the Allied powers

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allowed for the rapid spread of communism

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angered the Arab world because it was little more than a glorified form of imperialism

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was one of Windrow Wilson's Fourteen Points

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gave a sense of hope in the midst of terrible human suffering

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remained the foundation of Asian thought

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became even more popular among liberal Christian thinkers

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was bolstered by the growing popularity of Confucian thought

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was roundly attacked

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Heisenberg

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led many painters to choose the camera as their instrument of expression

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resulted in a lack of creative artistic expression because of general pessimism

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led to a new artistic genre that tried to produce paintings that were more accurate than the camera

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led many painters to take an almost Luddite-like glee in smashing cameras

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led many painters to believe that the purpose of painting was not to mirror reality but to create it

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artists learned to adhere to accepted public definitions of reality

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photography was no longer considered a legitimate art form

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generally accepted standards that distinguished between "good" and "bad" art disappeared

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impressionism was recognized as the single best art form

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a set of criteria was established that allowed art students to distinguish between "good" and "bad" art

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proposed that the government should do nothing and wait out the economic hard times

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was a big supporter of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff

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felt that the government should tighten the money supply

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wrote the capitalism had failed and that it was time for the United States to experiment with communism

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urged the government to expand the money supply and undertake public works to provide jobs

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tighten the money supply

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give workers the right to organize and bargain collectively

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provide social security in old age

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guarantee minimum wages

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create jobs through public work projects

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was a term first used by Marx in the Communist Manifesto

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called for carrying the communist revolution to the rest of the world by force

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was an unplanned course of nationalization

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instituted free market reforms

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had been the central feature of Lenin's philosophy for twenty years before the revolution

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pushed the peasants onto large state-run collectives

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stripped all land ownership away from the peasants

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called for a trading alliance with Communist China

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temporarily restored the market economy

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initiated the First Five-Year Plan

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was a military scheme that called for a massive increase in arms production

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was designed to transform the Soviet Union from an agricultural nation into an industrial one

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was designed to increase the agricultural production of the Soviet Union and make it the world's leading food producer

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was a communist plan to embrace capitalism in order to promote economic growth

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was a politcal plan to spark a communist revolution in the United States

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the elimination of all other political parties

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outlawing freedom of speech

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instituting a communist system of government

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decreasing freedom of the press

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exiling, imprisoning, or killing Italians who spoke out openly against his regime

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China and India

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the Muslim League

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the Pan-Indian Association

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the Indian National Congress

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League of the Fourteen Points

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Indian Communist Party

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reconciling Hindus and Muslims

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preventing a bloody revolution in 1929

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were subject to discriminatory laws and white prejudice

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a lawyer for Africans

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transforming Indian nationalism into a mass movement

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gave total independence to India from Britain

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instituted new measures of oppression that the British used to quell opposition to their rule in India

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gave the institutions of a self-governing state to India, although the British government still exercised overall control

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created the Muslim state of Pakistan

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provided a clear timetable for the independence of India

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Saudi Arabia

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Muslims precieved that they were economically controlled by the Hindu majority of India

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all British economic assistance went to Hindus rather than Muslims

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the Hindu majority of India refused to do business with Muslims

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Hindus accused Muslims of being the cause of the depression in India

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no answer is correct

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disguised the beginning of Stalin's great purge of his enemies

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was Lenin's shocking free market reforms

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perfectly expressed growing Japanese nationalism

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galvanized the Chinese against foreign interference

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is the perfect representation of Ghandi's nonviolent movement

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Jiang Jieshi

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Sun Yatsen

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Mao Zedong

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Guomindang

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Sun Yat-sen

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Mohandas Gandhi

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Jiang Jieshi

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Muhammad Ali Jinnah

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destroyed Mao Zedong credibility with the Chinese

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left Jiang Jieshi in complete control of the Chinese Communist Party

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forced Mao Zedong to flee China and hide in the Soviet Union

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greatly strengthened Mao Zedong's leadership position

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a revolution that placed the Japanese communist party in power

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started active warfare between the Chinese nationalists and communists

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started the career of Mao Zedong

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resulted in the signing of the of the Sino-Russian Pact

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provided Germany with an excuse to send troops into Poland

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provided Japan with the excuse to send troops into Manchuria

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Japanese nationalist leader who led Japan into World War II

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Korean leader who vainly fought to push the Japanese out of Korea

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Japanese puppet state in the former Manchuria

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the code name for the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor

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scene of the biggest naval battle in the Pacific during World War II

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they were paid a great deal of money by the Europeans to participate

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many believed in the cause of the Entente powers versus the Central powers

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many believed in the cause of the Central powers versus the Entente powers

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they were bound by colonial ties to European powers

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they were paid a great deal of money by the Europeans to participate and many believed in the cause of the Entente powers versus the Central powers

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British colonies

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Spanish colonies

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Beligian colonies

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Italian colonies

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German colonies

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let go of their colonial holdings

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gave the colonials the right to vote

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shut down exportation

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made the colonies dependent on the European economy

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granted independence for those colonies that served during the war

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the formation of individual African states whose boarder were the same as those established by the European colonial powers

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the creation of individual African states based solely on religious affiliation

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the creation of individual African stats based on language groups

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the establishment of Muslim stats throughout Africa

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the unification of all people of African descent around the globe into one African state

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Martin Luther King Jr.

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Jomo Kenyatta

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Marchus Garvey

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Jesse Jackson

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Dollar Diplomacy

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Good Neighbor Policy

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Latin American Assistance Plan

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Dolor Diplomacy and Good Neighbor Policy

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Woodrow Wilson

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Warren Harding

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Herbert Hoover

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Franklin D. Roosevelt

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the assassination of Francis Ferdinand

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Japanese attacks to China

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A Russian invasion of Poland

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the Nazi invasion of Poland

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the German takeover of Czechoslovakia

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an Asian economic organization

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a Japanese government that rules the Philippines

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the resistance government of the Chinese versus Japan's invasion of China

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the resistance government of Korea versus Japan's invasion of Korea

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an Asian political action group in the United States that campaigned against discrimination versus Asians

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England, France, and the Soviet Union

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China, England, and the United States

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Germany, Italy, and Japan

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England, the Soviet Union, and the United States

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Germany, Italy, and Austria

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Russian Civil War

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Ethiopian Civil War

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Czechoslovakian Civil War

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Algerian Civil War

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Spanish Civil War

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the Munich Conference

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the signing of the Nazi-Soviet Pact

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the German invasion of Poland

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Germany sending troops into the demilitarized Rhineland

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the Washington Conference

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Winston Churchill

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Aldolf Hitler

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Benito Mussolini

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Joseph Stalin

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