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- - - - War
      - What strategies new to World War I probably contributed to the destruction of homes, villages and farms? Planes, zeppelins, mortars, artillery, machine guns. these were all powerful weapons that were not at our disposal before WWI
    - - the most lethal diseases was the flu, which struck in 1918 and killed some 20 million people.
        
        During the influenza epidemic of 1918 and 1919, government officials across the United States imposed quarantines in an attempt to keep the deadly disease from spreading.
        
        In New York City, for example, city leaders took steps to isolate infected individuals from those who were healthy.
        
        First, they required doctors to report all diagnoses of influenza to the city Board of Health. Then, those reported as ill were restricted to their homes or one of the public shelters being used for quarantine.
        
        The CDC has the authority to isolate and evaluate any obviously sick travelers to prevent the spread of deadly diseases.
        
        Officials also began a massive public health campaign to help prevent further spread of disease.
        
        Since the devastating influenza epidemic, the government has taken steps to ensure that a similar outbreak does not occur again.
        
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        To avoid introducing more disease into the city, officials imposed a naval quarantine, forcing arriving ships to remain in the harbor for a set period before unloading.
  - - - The war also destroyed acres of farmland, as well as homes, villages, and towns.
      - Another significant legacy of the war lay in its peace agreement. The treaties to end World War I were forged after great debate and compromise.
        
        And while they sought to bring a new sense of security and peace to the world, they prompted mainly anger and resentment.
        
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  - - - Why might Westerners have experienced disillusionment in the wake of World War I? MAybe because they felt that the world was no longer safe an dwars that involved the whole world are capable and they know what the repercussions are
- - - - So many goods were in short supply that governments turned to rationing
        
        This caused people to only be able to buy small amounts of their goods
        
        How did a total war lead to rationing
        
        because everything that was being produced in factories was being diverted to war
      - Why did wartime governments take control of their economies
        
        because it helped them produce more good and needs for the war, It also created more jobs for civilians
  - - - Tanks, munitions, they plowed felids, paved streets, and ran hospitals
- - - - germany sent one last atack on allies in France and destroyed everything
        
        gemans were weak
        
        allis cencted it and with the help of 140000 tuops fought back
        
        350 tanks smashed through the german lines and 2 million amrican troups
        
        central powers begin to crumble
        
        First the Bulgarians and then the Ottoman Turks surrendered
        
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  - - - not have food are supplies that they need and still trying to fight made them an easy target
- - - - Attack Dardanelles Strait
        
        Gateway to Ottoman capital, Constantinople
        
        By taking Constantinople the allies would be able to establish a supply line in Russia
        
        How did the allies want to establish a supply line to Russia?
        
        By going in through the Ottoman empire and taking over Constantinople, they'd be able to get through to Russia.
        
        Began attack in February 1915, known as Gallipoli campaign
        
        British, Australian, New Zealand, and French troops attacked Gallipoli peninsula
        
        Turkish troops defended the area vigorously
        
        By May Gallipoli was another area of carnage, and a stalemate. Both sides had dug trenches
        
        By December the allies gave up, and retreated. They lost 250,000 casualties
    - - In parts of Africa and Asia, Germany's colonized areas were attacked
        
        The Japanese overran the German outposts in China
        
        Also attacked German's Pacific Island colonies
        
        English and French troops attacked 4 African possessions and was able to control 3
        
        In Asia and Africa the British and French troops recruited subjects for their attacks
        
        Troops from Indochina, India, South Africa, Senegal, and Algeria were recruited and many died.
        
        Others were used to keep the supplies up
        
        Some were not so keen on getting involved in a war
        
        Others volunteered in hopes that it would gain their independence
      - By 1917, the focus of the war had moved to the seas.
    - - The sinking if the Lusitania killed 1,198 people, and that included 128 US citizens.
      - This outraged the American public, and President Woodrow Wilson was very angry with Germany.
    - - The note said that Germany would help to "reconquer" the land in the US for Mexico.
      - This would be the last straw for America, and on April 2, 1917, the US declared war on Germany.
        
        How did the Zimmerman note draw America into the war?
        
        It brought out nationalism in the people, that they wouldn't let their land be taken. America also had closer ties with the allies.
      - Zimmermann Note