Russian Revolution. 1. World War I a. causes b. effects (political, impact of technology) a. impact on Europe and the United States. 2. Russian Revolution a. Causes b. Revolution cycle – similarity to French Revolution c. Lenin – Peace, Land, Bread, & New Economic Policy (NEP). Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday.
2. What European nations formed the Triple Entente? Powered by Cognero. Page 2. Name: Class: Date: World War I and its Aftermath: Guided Reading: Lesson 1 The United States Enters World War I . Main Idea: The number of strikes in 1919 caused Americans to fear a Communist revolution in the United States. 43.
As World. War I was followed by revolutions, the Great Depression, totalitarian regimes, and the horrors of World War II, it appeared to many that European Revolution. 1914–1919. Key Events. As you read this chapter, look for the key events of World War I, the Russian Revolution, and the Paris Peace Conference.
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24 Mar 2008 World War I and the Russian Revolution. 1. 1914-1919 WWI & Russian Revolution; 2. I. Build Up to War

National Rivalry and Nationalism

Intense rivalries over colonies and trade

Triple Alliance and Triple Entente divided Europe into two camps
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World war One Guided reading Activity. M.A.I.N. is an acronym, and each of the letters in the term refer to one of the most important reasons that World War I started: 1. Austria-Hungary invaded Serbia. 2. Russia declared war on Austria-Hungary. (Secret Alliance with Serbia.) 3. Germany declared war on Russia.
When did world war 1 start? June 28,1914. Austria declared war on Serbia. August 1 ,1914. Germany responded by declaring war on Russia. Schlieffen plan. It was a plan by Germany to avoid a 2 front war with both France and Russia. First battle of Marne. September 1914. Germany vs. France near Paris It was a stalemate.
Lesson 1. World War I Begins. Lesson 2. World War I. Lesson 3. The Russian Revolution. Lesson 4. World War I Ends. There's More Online! about World War I .. World War I? 4. Interpreting How did the assassination of Archduke Francis. Ferdinand spark the outbreak of war? Writing Activity. 5. NARRATIVE Imagine you
World War I guided reading. ANSWER KEY. 1. The specific thing that led to World War I that was left out of the list was imperialism. 2. Other European war on Serbia. 6. The countries that sided with Serbia due to alliances were: Russia, Great Britain, and France. 7. The country that sided with Austria-Hungary was

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