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1 Prelude to World War I Rivalries Faith in Science and Technology
Economic Political Faith in Science and Technology Science Many advances during this time Technology Greater mass production

2 Prelude to World War I Causes of the War Militarism Imperialism
Rival Alliances Reinsurance Treaty Entente Cordiale Triple Entente

3 Prelude to World War I Causes of the War The Balkans Central Powers
June 28, 1914: Assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand Central Powers Allies

4 Course of the War Initial Movements Germany France Russia
Schlieffen Plan France Able to halt the German advance Russia Initial success but later defeat

5 Course of the War Stalemate Industrialism and Innovation
More lethal weapons Propaganda and Total War Major Turning Points Lenin comes to power U.S. enters the war

6 Course of the War Aftermath of the War The Paris Peace Conference
Treaty of Versailles The Cost

7 Instability Following the War
Rise of Dictators Russia—The Rise of the Soviet Union Bolsheviks Mensheviks Vladimir Lenin Joseph Stalin

8 Instability Following the War
Rise of Dictators Germany—The Rise of the Nazi Party Weimar Republic Nazi Party Adolf Hitler Italy—The Rise of Fascism Benito Mussolini Lateran Treaties

9 Instability Following the War
Shifts in the Post-War World China—The Struggle for Power Sun Yat-Sen Kuomintang Party Chiang Kai-shek Mao Zedong

10 Instability Following the War
Shifts in the Post-War World Japan—The Rise of Militarism Military state Fascism Mandate System and Colonial Rule Middle East Pan-Arabism

11 Developments in Science and Art
Great Scientific Leaps Scientific Experiments and Theories Pierre and Marie Curie Albert Einstein Science Transforming Transportation Airplane Automobile Railways

12 Developments in Science and Art
Great Scientific Leaps Mass Consumption Mass production Artificial and synthetic materials

13 Developments in Science and Art
Postwar Art Literature Misery and gloom were common themes Painting Expressionism Cubism Architecture Media

14 The Great Depression Causes of the Depression
Financial Devastation of World War I Failure of the Federal Reserve Protectionism Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act

15 The Great Depression Costs of the Depression Unemployment
Growth of Government

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