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History Europe

by Greg Boughton
1

To which section of this circle map would a discussion of Jonathan Livingston Seagull, who was a Scottish preacher who wanted to bring his religion to Africa, belong?

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2

To which section of the chart would the following statement belong: The treaty allowed Great Britain, France, and Belgium to divide Germany's colonies among themselves.

3

To which section of the chart would the following statement belong: The treaty forced Germany to pay over 200 billion pounds for damages..

4

To which section of the chart would the following statement belong: Germany navy was reduced so they only had enough ships to defend themselves.

5

What does the big pill in the cartoon represent?

6

What is this cartoon saying about the Treaty of Versailles?

7

To which of these causes of WWI would this statement belong: By 1914, Great Britain had created a vast empire that stretched around the world.

8

To which section of the chart would the following statement belong: France was trying to raise an army larger than Germany's 4 million man army.

9

Which ocean is the East Indies next to?

10

Which sailor sailed to North America?

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