Battle of verdun Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

1. How accurate is it to say that the failure of General Gamelin to make effective use of new technology was the primary cause of the military failure of France in 1940? Gamelin's failure to adequately use new technology but also a general lack of modern weapons and machinery were only part of the reason why the French were defeated by the Nazis in 1940. Other factors such as World War I thinking, the failure to adequately fortify the border with Belgium, the overall dominance of the G...

World history Certification Study Guide Question and answers rated A+ 2023/2024 How was the Spanish civil war significant to the nazi army prior to world war II? - correct answer the nazi army's participation in spain provided it with a training ground that improved its combat proficiency with new technology. How did the assassination of archduke franz ferdinand by a serb lead to world war I? - correct answer alliances forced many countries to go to war in support of either austria-hu...

CSET subtest 1 (world history) Questions and Answers 2023 Mesopotamia tigris and euphrates river cuneiform (writing) organized gov. written law code (hammurabi's code) systemized religion (zoroastrianism) astronomy Egypt Nile river, mediterranean and Red Sea religion of gods (pharaoh) writing (hieroglyphics) engineering (pyramids) mathematics India Indus and Ganges rivers, Arabian Sea urban culture planned cities (sanitation system) Metallurgy (gold, copper, bronze...

Church History Final Exam Study Guide with Complete Solutions Treaty of Verdun - Answer-Divided Charlemagne's empire (east, west, middle) between 3 grandsons Feudalism - Answer-System of organization that replaced Carolingian empire Led to increased secular influence on the church Cistercians - Answer-"White monks" Simplicity, farming, poverty Carthusians - Answer-Combined eremitic and cenobitic lifestyles Founded by St. Bruno Saint Bernard of Clairvaux - Answer-Second founder ...

Allies one side of WW1, included Britain, The U.S., France, Italy, and Russia The Big Four The four most important leaders. They were Vittorio Orlando (Italy), Woodrow Wilson (US), David Lloyd George (Britain), and Clemenceau (France). Big Three The three most powerful countries after WW1, these were the U.S., britain, and France the Central powers in WWI the alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and the ottoman Empire Clemenceau French premier during W...

CSET subtest 1 (world history) Question with complete solution 2023Mesopotamia tigris and euphrates river cuneiform (writing) organized gov. written law code (hammurabi's code) systemized religion (zoroastrianism) astronomy Egypt Nile river, mediterranean and Red Sea religion of gods (pharaoh) writing (hieroglyphics) engineering (pyramids) mathematics India Indus and Ganges rivers, Arabian Sea urban culture planned cities (sanitation system) Metallurgy (gold, copper...

Ultimate AP World History Exam Review Mohandas K. Gandhi - led indian campaign for home rule focused on nonviolence Amritsar - city in N. India, British officers ordered masssacre of peaceful protestors in 1919. Muhammad Ali Jinnah - lawyer who became head of muslm league, wanted india to be devided into muslim and hindu regions Bal Gangadhar Tilak - founder of hindu nationalism. Helped lay groundwork for independence movement in India Sun Yatsen - Leader of revolution that ended ...

Fixed-post System A system where American troops would be full-time and stationed at various locations 1868 winter campaign of 5th Calvary An expedition left Ft. Lyons, CO headed South against southern plains tribes commanded by MAJ Carr. They endured a particularly brutal winter during this time. battle of san juan hill July 1, 1898-One of the most important battles of the Spanish-American War. Roosevelt, the Rough Riders and Pershing's Buffalo Soldiers defeated Spanish on Ket...

Initial Post Instructions World War I is different from most other wars in that it was not a direct result of aggression by one entity towards another, notwithstanding the assassination of Austrian A rchduke Franz Ferdinand by Serbian elements. Instead, it was the consequence of a number of forces amidst a disruption of the tenuous balance of power in Europe. For the initial post, select and address one of the following: Option 1: Identify two forces that lead to WWI. Examine how they contribute...

Militarism The belief that ones military is really strong and they think their military could take down anyone else. Strong belief and love in military. Imperialism The belief that a larger stronger county goes and takes over smaller and weaker countries. The stronger countries usually seek something that will play to their advantage when picking their countries to take over. Nationalism The belief that ones country is the best and that their country is right. Take pride in thei...