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panama canal it had been desired a lien us bought in for 10 milion dollars and an annual rent of 250,000 this upsed latin american 5600 workers died in the canal cost 380 million peened on august 15 soft volcanic soil mde it duficult to remove had to
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Monday November 8th

William Taft. didnt want to be president. wanted to be a judge. served on Supreme court. people didn't like him as much as T.R. passed the payne Aldrich Tariff. Uncle Joe Cannon. anti-progressive. The republican party split.

Bull Moose election. Initi

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today we did more blog discussions and bruns told about our other blog discussion for this week and we took more notes
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Major Battles in WW1 Before U.S. Involvement

The Battle of Marne (1914)

The German Army invaded Belgium and Northeastern France. They had successfully overcome Belgian, French, and British forces on their way to pursuing the Schieffen Plan. (defeat of France in the west before turning attention

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Blog #9

A failed state is a term used by journalists and political commentators that is describing a state that has failed at some basic condition or responsibility. The politically correct term that was set up by the Fund for Peace. Their characteristics fo
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blog 9

The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand happend on June 28 1914. He was shot and killed in Sarajevo. He was the heir to the throne of Austro-Hungarian. He was killed by Gavrilo Princip in the group of six assassins directed by Danilo lli`c. It

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war

International conflict between the Central Powers — Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Turkey — and the Allied Powers — mainly France, Britain, Russia, Italy, Japan, and (from 1917) the U.S. After a Serbian nationalist assassinated Archduke Francis Ferdin
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Blog Assignment Numba 4

Trench Warfare:

Trench Warfare is a form of a field barrier, which is made up of parallel rows of trenches.

They started appearing by the late 1914’s during WW1. Trenches soon became home to millions of soldiers. The trenches ran from the Belgium borde

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Major Battles in WWI from 1914-1917

Battles of the Marne. On September 4, 1914, the German army gave the French troops a scare by covering a lot of ground through Belguim and northern France. The British Expeditionary Force decided to pitch in and help stop the Germans. At the end of M

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Blog Assignment #9.

Failed State - Government has no control because of social and political structures collapsing.

Failing Nations: Why Things Fall Apart - Failing Nations are caused by leaders. Alot of governments dont want to help with simple services. Over a billion

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Sunday November 7

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Since the 1870s, most of the major countries in Europe had been gearing for war with each other. The independent German kingdoms united in the 1870s and had quickly become the largest power on the continent. France meanwhile was arming heavily in cas

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Causes of WWI

The four leading causes of the first World War were nationalism, imperialism, militarism, the system of alliances. Let's start off backwards, with system of alliances. World War I was between two alliances, the Allies and Central Powers. The Allies,
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Major Battles

Yay! I have actually really been looking forward to the next blog post. I had so much fun with the last one! Alright, so this is another one of my amazing blogs about the major battles of the first World War.


Let's start with the very first battle. No
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Assigned Blog post 9

Failed State- used to descibe a state at having failed at some of the basic conditions and resonsibilities of a government.

Falling Nations-

It can be caused by a natural disaster such as a huricane or disease. It can also be caused by a war. Like a ci

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