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Balkan Wars
Who: The ones that fought Balkan wars were Serbia and Greece.
What: There were many lies that's why Balkan wars started.
When: Balkan Wars started on October 8, 1912.
Why: The reason why Balkan war was made is because they were trades.
Where: Balkan States eliminated the Ottoman Empire from most of Europe.
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Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
Who: Gavrilo Princip was the one who assassinated Archduke Franz.
What: The reason why World War l began was because of the killing of Archduke Franz.
When: The Archduke was assassinated on January 28, 1914.
Why: Archduke Franze is assassinated because the killer wants to free Herzegovina and Bosnia.
Where: He was assassinated in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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World War I begins
Who: Gavrilo was the person who started because he assassinated Archduke Franz.
What: what caused World War l began is because of the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
When: World War l began on July 28, 1914.
Why: Archduke Franz was going to the Austrian Empire with his wife but then both were assassinated when they were in a car.
Where: Archduke Franz and his wife were visiting Sarajevo, Bosnia, a country recently annexed into the Austrian Empire.
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Lusitania sinks
Who: It was the German submarine (U-boat) U-20 that sank the Lusitania.
What: The cause of the Lusitania is because an Electric ray was fired to the side of the ship and it exploded then it sank.
When: It happened on May 7, 1915.
Why: The reason why the Lusitnia has to b sink is because of the munitions were being carried on board
Where: The Lusitania sank on the Old Head of Kinsale, Ireland.
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Battle of Verdun
Who: General Philippe Petain was the one who led the Battle of Verdun.
What: what happened in the Battle of Verdun the French repulsed a major German Offensive.
When: It started on February 21, 1916.
Why: The battle was important because it was meant to give the German a symbolic and strategic victory.
Where: It was located in Fort Douaumont where the Germans forced it to be captured.
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U.S. enters war
Who: President Wooldrow Wilson who requested troops and supplies to help other countries.
What: The event that caused the U.S to join the war is the Japanese bombing of pearl Harbor in December, 1941.
When: U.S. Entry into World War l, on April 2, 1917
Why: The reason why the U.S. joined World War l is because the Germans use submarines to destroy ships which the U.S. owns.
Where: The U.S. declared German ally Austria-Hungary on December 7, 1917.
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Battle of Gallipoli, Somme
Who: British and French ships that failed to be attacked.
What: The reason is to remove France.
When: It started on July 1, 1916
Why: To push Germany off the war.
Where: It was located in Gallipoli Peninsula.
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Zimmermann Note
Who: It was written by German Foreign secretary Arthur Zimmermann.
What: Zimmermann sent the tracker to look for submarine warfare.
When: January 1917
Why: The Zimmermann telegram was very important because it really helped the U.S. get into the war so they could help the countries.
Where:The Zimmermann was in a secret diplomatic communication issued from the German foreign Office in january 1917.
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Russian Revolution
Who: The one who led the Russian revolution was Vladimir Lenin.
What: Russian were running out of supplies and food and in that case they interrupted the war.
When: The Russian Revolution started March 8, 1917
Why: Another reason why Russia joined the war is to defend Serbia.
Where: It was in Russia
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Russia withdraws from war
Who: Vladimir Lenin was the one who withdrew Russia.
What: The reason why Russia left is because they will lose too many troops and they also let Germany do all the work that they planned on doing.
When: The Russia withdrew the war on December 15,1917
Why: The reason to just let Germany do the things that they need to do to win the war.
Where: Russia formally withdrew from the war only with the signing of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk on March 3, 1918.
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Battle of Chateau-Thierry
Who: The combined French and American forces.
What: The goal was to separate the British army from the French.
When: It happened July 18,1918.
Why: To help improve Germany's Offensive.
Where: It was located in France, Chateau-Thierry, and Belgium.
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Battle of Argonne
Who: French, Siamese, and American soldiers were involved in the battle.
What: The largest operation of the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF) in World War l.
When: Battle of Argonne started on September 26, 1918
Why: The Meuse Argonne Offensive was a part of a large Allied effort to attack the German along the entire front of France back into Germany.
Where: Alsac-Lorrain was the place they battled off.
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Armistice of WWI
Who: The armistice between Germany and the Allies were the ones that ended world war 1.
What: It was to end the Fight in Germany.
When: In August, 1914.
Why: A young serbian patriot shot Archduke Ferdinand and so the wife of Archduke.
Where: The armistice was signed at Le Francport near Compiegne.
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The Treaty of Versailles signed
Who: The man that ended the war was Allied and associated powers and by Germany.
What: It was supposed to end World War l.
When: Treaty of Versailles was signed on January 28, 1919
Why: The signing is to stop the fight or war in Germany and France.
Where: It was signed in the palace of Versailles outside Paris and France.
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First meeting of the League of Nations
Who: President Woodrow Wilson won the Nobel peace prize.
What: They had to make the first LON to not start another war and the meeting is meant to stop the war so there will be no riot.
When: The League of Nation Started on November 15, 1920.
Why: To not make too much of a riot in the world and make peace. Also not to make another war.
Where: The League of Nation was located in Geneva.
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