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    The War to End All Wars is what they called it.  World War I was supposed to end all the world troubles.  Nationalism, imperialism, and social/ethnic issues play a vital role in the spark of World War I.  This chapter will provide in context the causes, issues, events before, during, and the aftermath of the war.  Through this chapter one will be able to analyze issues and events to determine why this war occurred and its effect in the 20th century.

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    Upon completion of this module, you will be able to:

    1. Explain the causes of World War I
    2. Describe major events and battles within the war as well as their effects on society
    3. Discuss the aftermath of the war and its effect on Europe
    4. Describe the events that led to revolution in Russia as well the decline of the Ottoman Empire
    5. Discuss the roles that women, both white and African American, played in the war effort

    To achieve these objectives:

    1. Read the Module 7 Introduction. 
    2. Read Chapter 7 in Western Civilization II.
    3. Complete the Module Discussion Forum and Quiz.

    Module Pressbooks Resources and Activities

    You will find the following resources and activities in this module at the Pressbooks website. Click on the links below to access or complete each item.

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