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The Enduring Vision,
Fifth Edition
Paul S. Boyer, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Clifford E. Clark, Jr., Carleton College
et al.
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Chapter 22:
Global Involvements and World War I, 1902-1920
- On the world map on the next page, locate the following places and explain
how each of them was connected with U.S. foreign policy between 1902 and 1917:
Panama
Panama Canal
Colombia
Dominican Republic
Mexico
China
Japan
Haiti
Manchuria
Korea
Russia
Nicaragua
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On the map of Europe during World War I,
- indicate the Allied powers, the Central powers, and the neutral countries;
- indicate
the areas and the names of the countries occupied by the Central powers at
the time of their greatest success;
- locate Sarajevo and explain its significance;
- locate the Marne and Meuse rivers, the Argonne Forest, and Verdun and explain their significance
in the war on the Western Front;
- draw in the Armistice Line of November
11, 1918.
- On the post-World War I map of Europe,
- indicate the territories taken from Germany,
- indicate the territories taken from
Russia,
- indicate the new nations created at the end of the war,
- show
what remained of Austria.
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