World War I New Weapons of War p Weapon

World War I 1 2 3 4 5 5 New Weapons of War p.360-361 Weapon
Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 2 3 4 5

World War I skip to vocab 1 2 3 4 5 Machine Gun
Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p skip to vocab Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun 2 3 4 5

World War I skip to vocab 1 German 2 3 4 5 Machine Gun
Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p skip to vocab Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun German 2 3 4 5

Fast shooting gun firing many many bullets
Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p skip to vocab Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun German Fast shooting gun firing many many bullets 600 bullets a minute 2 3 4 5

World War I skip to vocab 1 German 2 3 4 5 Machine Gun
Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p skip to vocab Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun German Fast shooting gun firing many many bullets 600 bullets a minute Killed many many people 80% of Brits Killed Big reason for trenches 2 3 4 5

World War I skip to vocab 1 German 2 Airplane 3 4 5 Machine Gun
Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p skip to vocab Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun German Fast shooting gun firing many many bullets 600 bullets a minute Killed many many people 80% of Brits Killed Big reason for trenches 2 Airplane 3 4 5

World War I skip to vocab 1 German 2 Airplane American French? 3 4 5
Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p skip to vocab Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun German Fast shooting gun firing many many bullets 600 bullets a minute Killed many many people 80% of Brits Killed Big reason for trenches 2 Airplane American French? Brazilian? 3 4 5

Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p skip to vocab Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun German Fast shooting gun firing many many bullets 600 bullets a minute Killed many many people 80% of Brits Killed Big reason for trenches 2 Airplane American French? Brazilian? Flying machine mainly used to spy on enemies Report Artillery Bombing 3 4 5

Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p skip to vocab Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun German Fast shooting gun firing many many bullets 600 bullets a minute Killed many many people 80% of Brits Killed Big reason for trenches 2 Airplane American French? Brazilian? Flying machine mainly used to spy on enemies Report Artillery Bombing Prior to WWI air not used in war Red Baron; Dogfights Replaced Zeppelins 3 4 5

World War I skip to vocab 1 German 2 Airplane American French? 3
Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p skip to vocab Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun German Fast shooting gun firing many many bullets 600 bullets a minute Killed many many people 80% of Brits Killed Big reason for trenches 2 Airplane American French? Brazilian? Flying machine mainly used to spy on enemies Report Artillery Bombing Prior to WWI air not used in war Red Baron; Dogfights Replaced Zeppelins 3 Submarine U-boat 4 5

World War I 1 German 2 Airplane American French? 3 Submarine U-boat 4
Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun German Fast shooting gun firing many many bullets 600 bullets a minute Killed many many people 80% of Brits Killed Big reason for trenches 2 Airplane American French? Brazilian? Flying machine mainly used to spy on enemies Report Artillery Bombing Prior to WWI air not used in war Red Baron; Dogfights Replaced Zeppelins 3 Submarine U-boat U-boat = Underwater boat Torpedo war & supply ships 4 5

Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p skip to vocab Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun German Fast shooting gun firing many many bullets 600 bullets a minute Killed many many people 80% of Brits Killed Big reason for trenches 2 Airplane American French? Brazilian? Flying machine mainly used to spy on enemies Report Artillery Bombing Prior to WWI air not used in war Red Baron; Dogfights Replaced Zeppelins 3 Submarine U-boat U-boat = Underwater boat Torpedo war & supply ships Cut ship supplies to a nation Caused Convoys 4 5

Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p skip to vocab Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun German Fast shooting gun firing many many bullets 600 bullets a minute Killed many many people 80% of Brits Killed Big reason for trenches 2 Airplane American French? Brazilian? Flying machine mainly used to spy on enemies Report Artillery Bombing Prior to WWI air not used in war Red Baron; Dogfights Replaced Zeppelins 3 Submarine U-boat U-boat = Underwater boat Torpedo war & supply ships Cut ship supplies to a nation Caused Convoys 4 Poison Gas 5

Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p skip to vocab Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun German Fast shooting gun firing many many bullets 600 bullets a minute Killed many many people 80% of Brits Killed Big reason for trenches 2 Airplane American French? Brazilian? Flying machine mainly used to spy on enemies Report Artillery Bombing Prior to WWI air not used in war Red Baron; Dogfights Replaced Zeppelins 3 Submarine U-boat U-boat = Underwater boat Torpedo war & supply ships Cut ship supplies to a nation Caused Convoys 4 Poison Gas Spray or bomb enemies Burn skin, eyes = blinded Hard to breath = suffocation 5

Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p skip to vocab Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun German Fast shooting gun firing many many bullets 600 bullets a minute Killed many many people 80% of Brits Killed Big reason for trenches 2 Airplane American French? Brazilian? Flying machine mainly used to spy on enemies Report Artillery Bombing Prior to WWI air not used in war Red Baron; Dogfights Replaced Zeppelins 3 Submarine U-boat U-boat = Underwater boat Torpedo war & supply ships Cut ship supplies to a nation Caused Convoys 4 Poison Gas Spray or bomb enemies Burn skin, eyes = blinded Hard to breath = suffocation Gas masks Wind direction matters Only 4% killed 5

Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p skip to vocab Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun German Fast shooting gun firing many many bullets 600 bullets a minute Killed many many people 80% of Brits Killed Big reason for trenches 2 Airplane American French? Brazilian? Flying machine mainly used to spy on enemies Report Artillery Bombing Prior to WWI air not used in war Red Baron; Dogfights Replaced Zeppelins 3 Submarine U-boat U-boat = Underwater boat Torpedo war & supply ships Cut ship supplies to a nation Caused Convoys 4 Poison Gas Spray or bomb enemies Burn skin, eyes = blinded Hard to breath = suffocation Gas masks Wind direction matters Only 4% killed 5 Tank

Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p skip to vocab Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun German Fast shooting gun firing many many bullets 600 bullets a minute Killed many many people 80% of Brits Killed Big reason for trenches 2 Airplane American French? Brazilian? Flying machine mainly used to spy on enemies Report Artillery Bombing Prior to WWI air not used in war Red Baron; Dogfights Replaced Zeppelins 3 Submarine U-boat U-boat = Underwater boat Torpedo war & supply ships Cut ship supplies to a nation Caused Convoys 4 Poison Gas Spray or bomb enemies Burn skin, eyes = blinded Hard to breath = suffocation Gas masks Wind direction matters Only 4% killed 5 Tank British

Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p skip to vocab Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun German Fast shooting gun firing many many bullets 600 bullets a minute Killed many many people 80% of Brits Killed Big reason for trenches 2 Airplane American French? Brazilian? Flying machine mainly used to spy on enemies Report Artillery Bombing Prior to WWI air not used in war Red Baron; Dogfights Replaced Zeppelins 3 Submarine U-boat U-boat = Underwater boat Torpedo war & supply ships Cut ship supplies to a nation Caused Convoys 4 Poison Gas Spray or bomb enemies Burn skin, eyes = blinded Hard to breath = suffocation Gas masks Wind direction matters Only 4% killed 5 Tank British Rolling metal vehicle with guns to shoot in all directions

Assignment # 4 World War I 5 New Weapons of War p skip to vocab Weapon Invented By Description How did it change War 1 Machine Gun German Fast shooting gun firing many many bullets 600 bullets a minute Killed many many people 80% of Brits Killed Big reason for trenches 2 Airplane American French? Brazilian? Flying machine mainly used to spy on enemies Report Artillery Bombing Prior to WWI air not used in war Red Baron; Dogfights Replaced Zeppelins 3 Submarine U-boat U-boat = Underwater boat Torpedo war & supply ships Cut ship supplies to a nation Caused Convoys 4 Poison Gas Spray or bomb enemies Burn skin, eyes = blinded Hard to breath = suffocation Gas masks Wind direction matters Only 4% killed 5 Tank British Rolling metal vehicle with guns to shoot in all directions Made trenches obsolete Ended stalemate of trench warfare

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1) Machine Gun Back to Main

2) Airplane Dog Fights Back to Main Zeppelin Back to Vocab

3) Submarine Back to Main

3a Convoy a group of naval ships protecting supply ships against submarine or other attack
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4) Poison Gas Estimated gas casualties Back to Main
A) Poison gas was more of a psychological weapon than effective weapon. B) In the end, it was responsible for less than 5% of total war deaths. Estimated gas casualties Nation Fatal Non-fatal Russia 56,000 419,340 Germany 9,000 200,000 France 8,000 190,000 British Empire 8,109 188,706 Austria-Hungary 3,000 100,000 USA 1,462 72,807 Italy 4,627 60,000 Total 88,498 1,240,853 Back to Main

5) Tank Back to Main

Alliances Prep for Quiz Back to Vocab Schlieffen Plan? Eastern Front?
Western Front? Prep for Quiz Back to Vocab

Shell Giant bullet shot long distances that explodes like a bomb
Shell Shock Soldiers who went crazy from: A) Fear of death that can come at any moment B) Constant shelling C) Exposure to horrors of war Prep for Quiz Back to Vocab

Artillery Prep for Quiz Back to Vocab
World War I was an artillery war. Most (75 per cent} of the ten million soldiers who died on all sides in the conflict were killed by shells, and a direct hit from a big gun could literally blow a man to smithereens: this accounts for many dead soldiers still being officially listed as `missing'. In this picture, an officer (with arms behind back} is supervising a team readying a six-inch howitzer, which fired 26 hundredweight shells to a distance of up to six miles. The men on the left are unpacking and `priming' the shells - setting the fuse in the nosecap for the range required. This howitzer was one of the most successful and widely used guns of the war and more than 4,000 were built. So efficient was it that it remained in service until the end of World War II in Weighing 4.2 tonnes, the guns needed a team of ten men to operate them. By the end of the war, Britain's artillery had developed a tactic called `the creeping barrage', which involved laying down a curtain of shellfire just in front of advancing infantry, which moved forward in line with their progress. Although this reduced casualties, it could mean that shells falling short killed soldiers by `friendly fire'. Prep for Quiz Back to Vocab

Trench Warfare Prep for Quiz Back to Vocab

No Man’s Land Back to main Prep for Quiz Back to Vocab
Space between enemy trenches. “Nothing moves in no man’s land!” Central Powers Trenches Triple Entente (Allies) Trenches Back to main Prep for Quiz Back to Vocab

Shrapnel: Medal debris from exploded shell that rips apart soldiers or anything in its way
DON’T LOOK IF YOU THINK YOU CANNOT HANDLE SEEING SOME VICTIMS OF WAR Prep for Quiz Back to Vocab

Surgeries over the years
Shrapnel: Medal debris from exploded shell that rips apart soldiers or anything in its way Shrapnel Surgeons can’t help them all. Surgeon Surgeries over the years

Surgeries over the years
Shrapnel: Metal debris from exploded shell that rips apart soldiers or anything in its way Shrapnel Surgeons can’t help them all. Back to Vocab Surgeon Surgeries over the years

King George V 2) Kaiser Wilhelm II 3) Czar Nicholas II 3 1 2
Nation / Empire Royal Leader Connection 1 King George V 2 2) Kaiser Wilhelm II 3 3) Czar Nicholas II Back to Vocab

Balkans = Powderkeg Back to Vocab

strict and final set of requirements to prevent further action
Ultimatum strict and final set of requirements to prevent further action Back to Vocab

Movement of military into battle position
Mobilize Movement of military into battle position Mobilize? Back to Vocab

24. Armenian Genocide What Happened? Aggressor Victims Results

24. Armenian Genocide What Happened? Aggressor Victims Results
1) The Turkish and Russians fought in the Caucasus Mountains on the Northern Border of Turkey during WW1. 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) Aggressor 1) Victims Results

1) The Turkish and Russians fought in the Caucasus Mountains on the Northern Border of Turkey during WW1. 2) This region was inhabited by ethnic Armenians. 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) Aggressor 1) 2) Victims Results

1) The Turkish and Russians fought in the Caucasus Mountains on the Northern Border of Turkey during WW1. 2) This region was inhabited by ethnic Armenians. 3) Armenians in the Ottoman empire did not have equal rights as Turkish Muslims, because they were Christians. 4) 5) 6) 7) Aggressor 1) 2) 3) Victims Results

1) The Turkish and Russians fought in the Caucasus Mountains on the Northern Border of Turkey during WW1. 2) This region was inhabited by ethnic Armenians. 3) Armenians in the Ottoman empire did not have equal rights as Turkish Muslims, because they were Christians. 4) These Armenians helped the Russian army fight against the Turks. 5) 6) 7) Aggressor 1) 2) 3) Victims Results

1) The Turkish and Russians fought in the Caucasus Mountains on the Northern Border of Turkey during WW1. 2) This region was inhabited by ethnic Armenians. 3) Armenians in the Ottoman empire did not have equal rights as Turkish Muslims, because they were Christians. 4) These Armenians helped the Russian army fight against the Turks. 5) Turkish government use #4 to justify deporting all Armenians to Syria and Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq). 6) 7) Aggressor 1) 2) 3) Victims Results

1) The Turkish and Russians fought in the Caucasus Mountains on the Northern Border of Turkey during WW1. 2) This region was inhabited by ethnic Armenians. 3) Armenians in the Ottoman empire did not have equal rights as Turkish Muslims, because they were Christians. 4) These Armenians helped the Russian army fight against the Turks. 5) Turkish government use #4 to justify deporting all Armenians to Syria and Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq). 6) During the deportation, some 1.5 million Armenians were massacred. 7) Aggressor 1) 2) 3) Victims Results

1) The Turkish and Russians fought in the Caucasus Mountains on the Northern Border of Turkey during WW1. 2) This region was inhabited by ethnic Armenians. 3) Armenians in the Ottoman empire did not have equal rights as Turkish Muslims, because they were Christians. 4) These Armenians helped the Russian army fight against the Turks. 5) Turkish government use #4 to justify deporting all Armenians to Syria and Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq). 6) During the deportation, some 1.5 million Armenians were massacred. 7) Some were systematically slaughtered and others starved to death. Aggressor 1) 2) 3) Victims Results

1) The Turkish and Russians fought in the Caucasus Mountains on the Northern Border of Turkey during WW1. 2) This region was inhabited by ethnic Armenians. 3) Armenians in the Ottoman empire did not have equal rights as Turkish Muslims, because they were Christians. 4) These Armenians helped the Russian army fight against the Turks. 5) Turkish government use #4 to justify deporting all Armenians to Syria and Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq). 6) During the deportation, some 1.5 million Armenians were massacred. 7) Some were systematically slaughtered and others starved to death. Aggressor 1) Ottoman Empire was a member of the central powers. 2) 3) Victims 1) Results

1) The Turkish and Russians fought in the Caucasus Mountains on the Northern Border of Turkey during WW1. 2) This region was inhabited by ethnic Armenians. 3) Armenians in the Ottoman empire did not have equal rights as Turkish Muslims, because they were Christians. 4) These Armenians helped the Russian army fight against the Turks. 5) Turkish government use #4 to justify deporting all Armenians to Syria and Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq). 6) During the deportation, some 1.5 million Armenians were massacred. 7) Some were systematically slaughtered and others starved to death. Aggressor 1) Ottoman Empire = central powers. 2) 3) Victims 1) Results

1) The Turkish and Russians fought in the Caucasus Mountains on the Northern Border of Turkey during WW1. 2) This region was inhabited by ethnic Armenians. 3) Armenians in the Ottoman empire did not have equal rights as Turkish Muslims, because they were Christians. 4) These Armenians helped the Russian army fight against the Turks. 5) Turkish government use #4 to justify deporting all Armenians to Syria and Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq). 6) During the deportation, some 1.5 million Armenians were massacred. 7) Some were systematically slaughtered and others starved to death. Aggressor 1) Ottoman Empire was a member of the central powers. 2) Due hard economic times the Turkish govt. promoted extreme nationalism involving pride in being Muslim. 3) Victims 1) 2) Results

1) The Turkish and Russians fought in the Caucasus Mountains on the Northern Border of Turkey during WW1. 2) This region was inhabited by ethnic Armenians. 3) Armenians in the Ottoman empire did not have equal rights as Turkish Muslims, because they were Christians. 4) These Armenians helped the Russian army fight against the Turks. 5) Turkish government use #4 to justify deporting all Armenians to Syria and Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq). 6) During the deportation, some 1.5 million Armenians were massacred. 7) Some were systematically slaughtered and others starved to death. Aggressor 1) Ottoman Empire was a member of the central powers. 2) Due hard economic times the Turkish govt. promoted extreme nationalism involving pride in being Muslim. 3) Armenians, who were Christian, were discriminated against for this reason. Victims 1) 2) 3) Results

1) The Turkish and Russians fought in the Caucasus Mountains on the Northern Border of Turkey during WW1. 2) This region was inhabited by ethnic Armenians. 3) Armenians in the Ottoman empire did not have equal rights as Turkish Muslims, because they were Christians. 4) These Armenians helped the Russian army fight against the Turks. 5) Turkish government use #4 to justify deporting all Armenians to Syria and Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq). 6) During the deportation, some 1.5 million Armenians were massacred. 7) Some were systematically slaughtered and others starved to death. Aggressor 1) Ottoman Empire was a member of the central powers. 2) Due hard economic times the Turkish govt. promoted extreme nationalism involving pride in being Muslim. 3) Armenians, who were Christian, were discriminated against for this reason. Victims 1) Armenia was the first country to adopt Christianity as a national religion in 306. 2) 3) Results 1)

1) The Turkish and Russians fought in the Caucasus Mountains on the Northern Border of Turkey during WW1. 2) This region was inhabited by ethnic Armenians. 3) Armenians in the Ottoman empire did not have equal rights as Turkish Muslims, because they were Christians. 4) These Armenians helped the Russian army fight against the Turks. 5) Turkish government use #4 to justify deporting all Armenians to Syria and Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq). 6) During the deportation, some 1.5 million Armenians were massacred. 7) Some were systematically slaughtered and others starved to death. Aggressor 1) Ottoman Empire was a member of the central powers. 2) Due hard economic times the Turkish govt. promoted extreme nationalism involving pride in being Muslim. 3) Armenians, who were Christian, were discriminated against for this reason. Victims 1) Armenia was the first country to adopt Christianity as a national religion in 306. 2) Part of Armenia was controlled by the Ottomans, and the other by Russia. 3) Results 1) 2)

1) The Turkish and Russians fought in the Caucasus Mountains on the Northern Border of Turkey during WW1. 2) This region was inhabited by ethnic Armenians. 3) Armenians in the Ottoman empire did not have equal rights as Turkish Muslims, because they were Christians. 4) These Armenians helped the Russian army fight against the Turks. 5) Turkish government use #4 to justify deporting all Armenians to Syria and Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq). 6) During the deportation, some 1.5 million Armenians were massacred. 7) Some were systematically slaughtered and others starved to death. Aggressor 1) Ottoman Empire was a member of the central powers. 2) Due hard economic times the Turkish govt. promoted extreme nationalism involving pride in being Muslim. 3) Armenians, who were Christian, were discriminated against for this reason. Victims 1) Armenia was the first country to adopt Christianity as a national religion in 306. 2) Part of Armenia was controlled by the Ottomans, and the other by Russia. 3) Armenians cooperated with Russia because the Ottomans oppressed them. Results 1) 2) 3)

1) The Turkish and Russians fought in the Caucasus Mountains on the Northern Border of Turkey during WW1. 2) This region was inhabited by ethnic Armenians. 3) Armenians in the Ottoman empire did not have equal rights as Turkish Muslims, because they were Christians. 4) These Armenians helped the Russian army fight against the Turks. 5) Turkish government use #4 to justify deporting all Armenians to Syria and Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq). 6) During the deportation, some 1.5 million Armenians were massacred. 7) Some were systematically slaughtered and others starved to death. Aggressor 1) Ottoman Empire was a member of the central powers. 2) Due hard economic times the Turkish govt. promoted extreme nationalism involving pride in being Muslim. 3) Armenians, who were Christian, were discriminated against for this reason. Victims 1) Armenia was the first country to adopt Christianity as a national religion in 306. 2) Part of Armenia was controlled by the Ottomans, and the other by Russia. 3) Armenians cooperated with Russia because the Ottomans oppressed them. Results 1) Many Armenians went all over the Middle East to big cities like Damascus, Beirut, Cairo, and Tehran, leaving few Armenians in their homeland. 2) 3)

1) The Turkish and Russians fought in the Caucasus Mountains on the Northern Border of Turkey during WW1. 2) This region was inhabited by ethnic Armenians. 3) Armenians in the Ottoman empire did not have equal rights as Turkish Muslims, because they were Christians. 4) These Armenians helped the Russian army fight against the Turks. 5) Turkish government use #4 to justify deporting all Armenians to Syria and Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq). 6) During the deportation, some 1.5 million Armenians were massacred. 7) Some were systematically slaughtered and others starved to death. Aggressor 1) Ottoman Empire was a member of the central powers. 2) Due hard economic times the Turkish govt. promoted extreme nationalism involving pride in being Muslim. 3) Armenians, who were Christian, were discriminated against for this reason. Victims 1) Armenia was the first country to adopt Christianity as a national religion in 306. 2) Part of Armenia was controlled by the Ottomans, and the other by Russia. 3) Armenians cooperated with Russia because the Ottomans oppressed them. Results 1) Many Armenians went all over the Middle East to big cities like Damascus, Beirut, Cairo, and Tehran, leaving few Armenians in their homeland. 2) Armenians traveled to America and many currently live in Glendale, CA. 3)

Back to Vocab 24. Armenian Genocide What Happened? Aggressor Victims
1) The Turkish and Russians fought in the Caucasus Mountains on the Northern Border of Turkey during WW1. 2) This region was inhabited by ethnic Armenians. 3) Armenians in the Ottoman empire did not have equal rights as Turkish Muslims, because they were Christians. 4) These Armenians helped the Russian army fight against the Turks. 5) Turkish government use #4 to justify deporting all Armenians to Syria and Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq). 6) During the deportation, some 1.5 million Armenians were massacred. 7) Some were systematically slaughtered and others starved to death. Aggressor 1) Ottoman Empire was a member of the central powers. 2) Due hard economic times the Turkish govt. promoted extreme nationalism involving pride in being Muslim. 3) Armenians, who were Christian, were discriminated against for this reason. Victims 1) Armenia was the first country to adopt Christianity as a national religion in 306. 2) Part of Armenia was controlled by the Ottomans, and the other by Russia. 3) Armenians cooperated with Russia because the Ottomans oppressed them. Results 1) Many Armenians went all over the Middle East to big cities like Damascus, Beirut, Cairo, and Tehran, leaving few Armenians in their homeland. 2) Armenians traveled to America and many currently live in Glendale, CA. 3) There is still tension between Armenians and Turks because of this genocide, and Turkey’s refusal to admit their systematic killings were a genocide. Back to Vocab

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Lawrence of Arabia Back to Vocab
a) British guy who went around Arabia causing trouble for Ottoman Empire b) Encourage different groups to break away from Ottoman Control. Leaders of Ottoman Empire Lawrence of Arabia = Terrorist Leaders of British Empire Lawrence of Arabia = War Hero Back to Vocab

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