World War 1 p.2

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United States

Allied Power

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Great Britain

allied

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France

allied

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italy

allied

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russia

allied

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bulgaria

central power

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germany

central

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austria-hungary

central

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ottoman empire

central

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restrictions of the treaty of versailles on germany (4)

  • Making Germany pay money (reparations) to other countries

  • Taking away German land

  • Limiting the size of Germany’s army

  • Blaming Germany for starting the war


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negative impacts on Germany (4)

  • germany lost money

  • people were humiliated

  • economic hardship

  • all of this caused world war 2


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impact on the war for the US (4)

  •  The U.S. became stronger economically because factories produced goods for the war

  • Women worked in jobs while men fought

  • African Americans moved north for work

  • The U.S. also became a world power after the war.


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jazz age vs roaring 20s

  • jazz age is when popular songs came out, jazz music was popular, singing and dancing

  • roaring 20s are a period of happiness (cars, radios, dancing) and it was exciting!!!!!!!!!


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What was the impact of Henry Ford’s assembly line on the United States? How did it impact more than just automobiles? (3)

  • lot easier to make cars

  • helped other products become easier to make

  • changed factories as a whole because all factories started using assembly line


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. What was the Harlem Renaissance? Who were some of the important figures of the renaissance and what did they do? (3)

  • african american people expressed themselves with music, art, poetry

  • langhston hughes: a famous poet about african american life

  • louis armstrong: a famous trumpet player