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The Origins
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Nationalism Imperialism Militarism Alliance System
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Idealist (unlike Taft and Roosevelt) Believed in self-determination (definition) Intervened in foreign affairs more than any other president.
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Continues Monroe Doctrine and policies of Taft and Roosevelt Quells domestic uprisings in Haiti, Dominican Republic, and Cuba
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Porfirio Diaz- 30 year rule Stability encourages investment in Mexico Diaz toppled- unequal wealth distribution, rights for peasants Huerta takes power in bloody coup, Wilson repulsed
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Wilson wants to teach Mexico democracy Occupation of Veracruz Wilson backs Carranza as new president Rebel Pancho Villa kills 18 Americans, the another 17 in New Mexico Pershing and 15,000 troops sent to find capture Villa
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Villa was never found The United States pulls out of Mexico
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Archduke Ferdinand assassinated Shot heard around the world Alliances- the dominos start to fall http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njINCi9iIr A&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njINCi9iIr A&feature=related
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Allies: Britain, France, Russia Central Powers: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire Why were alliances created? What role did they play to start a World War?
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Austria-Hungary declare war on Serbia on July 28, 1914 Germany declares war on France and Russia Germany attacks France, Great Britain declares war on Germany Italy joins the Allies in 1915 Stalemate in the West Russia pounded in the East
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Why was it called the war to end all wars? What was the irony? What role did imperialism play in starting a World War?
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