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    Despite the horrors of WW1‚ many inventions of the war had an overall positive effect on the scientific world. Through science the medical industry was improved greatly. But the big deal was the new technology. War technology saw many great advances during the time period of WW1. Overall science and technology saw great improvements throughout the war‚ WW1 produced incredibly difficult challenges for doctors‚ surgeons‚ and nurses. With the war going on‚ old and new medical problems were presenting

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    How Did Australia Lose Ww1

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    On one revolutionary night in 1914‚ Andrew Fisher the Prime Minister of Australia‚ declared that Australia would stand beside their mother country Britain should the worst happen and they go to war‚ and days later they did. Over the course of the four year(1914-1918) World War one was fought‚ there were one hundred and forty seven battles and although Australia didn’t fight with the allies in each battle‚ their involvement was regarded as imperative to winning the war. People in modern society when

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    How Did Germany Lose Ww1

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    decision caused Britain to enter the war on the Allies side. The German officials stubbornly decided to continue the Schlieffen Plan and continue its journey to invade France. Long story short‚ the Schlieffen plan was a complete failure since the French did not get quickly knocked out of the war as Germany expected‚ and Russian forces finished mobilization way faster than Germany had hoped. The most significant country Germany foolishly caused to enter the war was the United States of America. Germany

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    Why School Start Later?

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    Most students in most schools are not doing so great‚this is because of the time they get up in the morning to go to school and start their day.Getting up early about sixty minutes early before a healthy amount of sleep causes some problems.Also most students skip breakfast to get to school on time which is also unhealthy. Many people want schools to start later mostly due to the amount of sleep time students get per night.Most of the time kids and teenagers should get about eight hours of sleep

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    one another if there was a war. So when war did break out in 1914‚ parts of Europe was already divided into two sides. Each of the countries involved got their troops ready to fight. Troops were groups that fought together and included both the army and the navy. The war saw lots of battles take place in different countries‚ especially France and Belgium. Later‚ many other

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    history began in 1492 when Christopher Columbus made contact with the New World from a national point of view. It was the start of mass migration and exploration of the new lands of the people of Europe to the Americas that would create the colonies and territories that would come to form some of the most powerful and industrialized nations. Of course‚ Columbus’s achievement did not mean that he had created the America’s. The continents have been on Earth since its beginning. Looking at it from a continental

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    Causes of WWI Nationalism as a cause of WWI Nationalism – extreme patriotism and excessive belief in its own culture economic and military supremacy Led to over-confidence and misconceptions; most seriously that in the event of war in Europe‚ one’s own country would be victorious inside a few months. Newspapers‚ literature‚ music‚ parades‚ propaganda‚ and theatre all fueled Nationalism Our nation is special‚ unique and superior Can not be defeated Our government and military will

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    Alliances As The Underlying Cause Of World War I World War I‚ was a military conflict from 1914 to 1918 which involved nearly all the big powers of the world. Before World War I started many alliances were made. First in May 1882 Germany‚ Italy and Austria-Hungary signed the Triple Alliance‚ in 1883 Rumania and Austria-Hungary signed a secret alliance. In 1890 Germany allowed the Reinsurance Treaty signed with Russia to lapse‚ in 1894 France and Russia signed a defensive alliance‚ in 1902 Britain

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    How Did Ww1 Affect Canada

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    Every nation that has engaged in war has returned changed and diminished in various ways. Some costs were obvious‚ such as the immediate human and financial tolls. Some took longer to play out: emotional and psychological scars on those who survived‚ and the lingering fallout for a society that had many of its best and brightest torn from its midst forever. One of the most notorious of the time was the First World War. The Great War lasted four years‚ spanning from 1914 to 1918. The war was the result

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    How Did Kitchener Lose Ww1

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    Men saw it as their patriotic duty to enlist in the war effort and to fight in the First Great War. Within days men from all over Britain joined under Kitchener to form the New Armies. These men went to the nearest War Office or local authorities to enlist for three years or the duration of the war. By August nineth through the fifteenth 43‚354 men enlisted. On August 9th alone 1‚640 men enlisted to join the army. Local authorities gave support to the War Office in each town in Britain to enlist

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