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    Ww1 Revision

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    Britain in the First world war ➢ When did World war One start? August 1914 ➢ Which country did Britain enter the war for? Belgium ➢ What was the BEF? British Expeditionary Force ➢ Why did the Schlieffen Plan not work? The resistance of the Belgians‚ BEF‚ and French stopped the Germans ➢ Why was it so important for the English to secure the channel ports in November 1914? The British were able to transport troops and supplies to France through these ports ➢ What was stalemate

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    Princip. The Austro-Hungarians blamed Serbia as a whole for the assassination‚ and declared war on Serbia on July 28‚ 1914. On August 1‚ Germany declared war on Russia‚ and France on August 3. * Germany’s Plan Fails: Germany wanted to attack France by going through Belgium. Great Britain‚ who promised Belgium they would remain neutral‚ declared war on Germany. 2. LINER LUSITANIA SUNK BY GERMAN SUBMARINE FLEET RUSHES

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    Intro to Ww1

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    empires and dependencies. Numerous other states joined these allies‚ most notably Italy in April 1915‚ and the United States in April 1917. The Central Powers‚ so named because of their central location on the European continent‚ initially consisted of Germany and Austria-Hungary and their associated empires. The Ottoman Empire joined the Central Powers in October 1914‚ followed a year later by Bulgaria. By the conclusion of the war‚ only The Netherlands‚ Switzerland‚ Spain and the Scandinavian nations

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    Significant Impact of Ww1

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    MOST SIGNIFICANT IMPACT OF WW1 Treaty of Versailles. The demands by the Allies for Germany accepting responsibility for causing the war (war guilt clause) and in particular France’s attempt to destroy Germany (economically and territorially) rather than follow the fairer Wilson’s ’14 Points’ agreed by Germany at the armistice paved the way for discontentment‚ social unrest and eventually created a political vacuum filled by right wing extremists. The fact that Germany was neither pacified or conciliated

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    and dependencies. Numerous other states joined these allies‚ most notably Italy in April‚ 1915‚ and the United States in April‚ 1917. The Central Powers‚ so named because of their central location on the European continent‚ initially consisted of Germany and Austria-Hungary and their associated empires. The Ottoman Empire joined the Central Powers in October‚ 1914‚ followed a year later by Bulgaria. By the conclusion of the war‚ only The Netherlands‚ Switzerland‚ Spain and the Scandinavian nations

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    Fault Tree Analysis

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    1 FAULT TREE ANALYSIS 1. Introduction FTA is a deductive‚ failure-based approach. As a deductive approach‚ FTA starts with an undesired event‚ such as failure of a main engine‚ and then determines (deduces) its causes using a systematic‚ backward-stepping process. In determining the causes‚ a fault tree (FT) is constructed as a logical illustration of the events and their relationships that are necessary and sufficient to result in the undesired event‚ or top event. The symbols used in a FT indicate

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    Wilson issued a strong warning to Germany in a series of diplomatic notes. When speaking regarding the actions the United States will take against the U-Boats in the Pacific‚ Wilson stated‚ “Therefore there may at any moment come a time when I cannot preserve both the honor and the peace of the United States. Do not exact of me an impossible and contradictory thing.” In February 1917‚ British intelligence gave the United States government a decoded telegram from Germany that had been intercepted en route

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    “Whose fault is it?” Whose fault was it then? (Pause) Othello‚ the heroic Moore‚ yet he was way too jealous and over-trusting. Was it Desdemona? Sweet Desdemona of intelligence and innocence but also a deceiving and naïve woman who cannot adjust to the role of a 17th century woman. Or was it Iago; Malicious and sneaky Iago? We can go on about whose fault it is but I think it was both equally Othello and Desdemona’s fault. Together as a couple they lacked the understanding of marriage. They weren’t

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    Investigation B. Summary of Evidence C. Evaluation of Source D. Analysis E. Conclusion F. List of sources G. Bibliography A. Plan of Investigation To what extent did the propaganda in World War One on European countries such as Germany and other countries as well? In World War One there were many side actions that took place and had an influence in the war. One these actions was propaganda in several European nations‚ in which it was used to persuade the people of its countries

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    Anzacs in Ww1

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    This article is about Jesus of Nazareth. For other uses‚ see Jesus (disambiguation). Page semi-protected Jesus A stained glass depiction of Jesus as a Caucasian man with long brown hair‚ a beard and the characteristic Christian cross inscribed in the halo behind his head. The figure dressed in a white inner robe cover by a shorter‚ looser scarlet robe. Depicted as a Shepard‚ he is holding a crux in his left hand and carrying a lamb in his right. Sheep are positioned to the left and right of the

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