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    World War I is probably one of the most underappreciated wars from the US perspective. This war between the Allies and the Central powers had so much effect on not only the US but on the whole world. Although the US entered late to this war they still were one of the biggest winners. The unilateralism and realist sentiment before the war gave the way for US intervention when it helped American’s self-interests. Although US power increased during interventions like the Spanish-American‚ it wouldn’t

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    There are several causes to have started the war in July of 1914. The biggest being the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie‚ this led to Austria-Hungary declaring war on Serbia. The underlying causes are far more important in forcing Europe to forcing war upon itself. The four underlying causes of World War 1 are: Militarism‚ Alliances‚ Imperialism‚ and Nationalism. Among other causes such as: territorial‚ political‚ and economic‚ the importance of these are not as large

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    Key People of World War One ➢ Britain |Military | |Political | | |Name |Description |Name |Description | |Sir Douglas Haig |British Commander-in-chief 1915-1918. |Herbert Asquith |British

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    World War 1 (1914-1918) was one of the bloodiest wars in all of history‚ which ended with around 40 million casualties‚ and was commonly known as “a war of attrition” which was basically a war to test who could survive the longest. In this war there were two main opposing forces‚ the central powers‚ consisting of Germany‚ Austria-Hungary‚ and The Ottoman Empire. The second opposing force was the allied powers‚ which consisted of Britain‚ France‚ Italy‚ Russia‚ and the United States. Although World

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    The United States entered World War One on April 6‚ 1917. During that time‚ America had to tried to keep out of World War One – they had traded with the nations that were involved in the war – but the unrestricted submarine warfare‚ were introduced by the Germans on January 9‚ 1917‚ which was the prime issue that caused Woodrow Wilson to ask Congress to declare war on Germany on April 2nd. Four days passed by and the Americans joined the war on the Allies side. In 1914‚ war was declared in Europe;

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    Issac Asimov I‚Robot; Language study‚ Text study and essay writting English upper intermediate LANGUAGE STUDY Asimov’s robots can be described as clumsy‚ hard-working‚ cost-efficient‚ soulless‚ strong‚ fast‚ obedient‚ human-made‚ a cleaner better breed‚ more human than man. Robots can be caring‚ gentle‚ self-aware‚ creative‚ intelligent and also evil‚ rebellious. Robots are made out of metal‚ plastic‚ aluminum‚ gears‚ bolts‚ wheels‚ sensors‚ memory chips‚ and other gadgets. TEXT

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    On August 4th 1914‚ Great Britain declared war on Germany. “When Britain is at war‚ Canada is at war‚” said Prime Minister of Canada Sir Wilfred Laurier in 1910.[1] His comments reflected the view of most Canadians at the time; an identity firmly planted in British sovereignty. Canadians did their part and made their contribution initially consisting of one division‚ later followed by three more‚ creating the first Canadian Corps. The performance of the Canadian Corps at the battles of Ypres

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    Why did soldiers fight in WW1? There are many reasons why soldiers fought in ww1 firstly; most men were pushed into by peer pressure. But there lack of knowledge of war just seemed like an adventure to them when actually it was one of the worst things that could ever happen to them.Furhermore some soldiers fought their country e.g. patriotism and glory also in those days people thought that men who didn’t fight were cowards‚ when infact they just didn’t believe in war like some men were part of

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    A Fatal Mistake Albert Einstein once said‚” You cannot prevent war and prepare for war at the same time”. A country entering war is not a very smart choice considering its consequences‚ but it’s a bigger error to unite to it when its conditions aren’t as good to handle its way through it. During World War One many countries entered the war and faced many difficulties after. This war lasted from July‚ 1914 to November‚ 1918‚ and was mostly centered in Europe. One of the counties to make a

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    It was reckless and irresponsible to reason that World War One would surely end mass conflict in the world. The war’s effects were too harsh to suggest that each country involved would live harmoniously for years to come. Millions of soldiers died in the conflict‚ and many more returned with illness. Unfair treaties‚ changing social and political landscapes‚ and exhausted economies were further evidence of a chaotic Europe after the war. Consequently‚ these harsh effects warranted a response from

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