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1901
1901
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Max Planck Introduces quantum physics
1903
1903
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Emmeline Pankhurst forms the Women’s Social and Political Union.
1906
1906
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Finland Grants Women’s Suffrage- Finland becomes the first nation in Europe to allow women to vote and a year later the world's first female member of a parliament was elected. [OS #4]
1908
1908
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Henry Ford’s makes the Model T.
1914
1914
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Balkan Crisis
1914
1914
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Assassination of Franz Ferdinand was by the terrorist group of Black Hand.
1914-1918
1914 - 1918
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World War 1- A complicated series of alliances as well as nationalism and militarism across Europe erupted into the most deadly conflict in human history up to that point. [4.1]
1915
1915
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The Gallipoli campaign begins, which occurred in World War 1.
1915
1915
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The beginning of the Armenian Genocide.
1915
1915
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Sinking of the Lusitania, which brought the United States into the war
1917
1917
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Russian Revolution- The Russian Tsar was forced to abdicate and was replaced by a socialist provisional government which would quickly collapse which began the Russian Civil War. [PP#4]
1917
1917
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End of the Armenian Genocide
1918
1918
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Wilson’s 14 Points- During the Treaty of Versailles talks, American president Woodrow Wilson calls for self-determination and democracy across Europe in his 14 points. [INT #5]
1919
1919
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Treaty of Versailles ended the state of war between the Allied Powers and Germany.
1919
1919
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The Wiemar Construction established.
1922
1922
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Mussolini becomes Prime Minister of Italy.
1923
1923
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German hyperinflation was a cause of instability
1925
1925
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Treaty of Locarno, sought to secure post war settlement, established
1927
1927
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Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle- Challenged the certainty of Newtonian physics and was related to the mass feeling of uncertainty following the First World War [4.3]
1927
1927
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Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle- Challenged the certainty of Newtonian physics and was related to the mass feeling of uncertainty following the First World War [4.3]
1928
1928
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First Soviet 5 year plan was a series of economic plans for the Soviet Union
1929
1929
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Beginning of collectivization, used by Stalin.
1929
1929
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Stock Market Crash, which led to the Great Depression in America and other parts of Europe.
1932
1932
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Nazis become the largest party in the Reichstag, a German parliament.
1933
1933
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Hitler Takes Power in Germany- Discontent with the lasting embarrassment of World War 1 as well as over-inflation and mass poverty created the conditions for Hitler to take full, autocratic control over Germany based on the new political ideology of Fascism. [4.2]
1934
1934
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Beginning of the Great Terror in the Soviet Union
1935
1935
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Italian invasion of Ethiopia, a country in Africa.
1936
1936
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The German remilitarization of Rhineland.
1938
1938
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The beginning of Kristallnacht, the night of the broken glass.
1939
1939
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Nazi- Soviet nonaggression pact agreed to take no military action for the next 10 years
1939-1945
1939 - 1945
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World War II
1940
1940
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Winston Churchill replaces Chamberlain as Prime Minister
1941
1941
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Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the entry of World War 2.
1943
1943
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Mussolini’s government fails in Italy.
1944
1944
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D-day was the invasion of Normandy in World War 2
1945
1945
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Adolf Hitler, the head of Nazis, commits suicide.
1945
1945
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Atomic bombs dropped down on Japan
1947
1947
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Truman Doctrine, provided military aid will be provided to any country threatened by communism was established.
1949
1949
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Berlin Airlift leads to ending blockade after 11 months.
1949
1949
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The formation of NATO, a military alliance.