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Battle of Jutland
Second Battle of the Marne
armistice
the League of Nations
tanks
U-boats
Thomas splint
Answers may vary but might include poison gas and grenades, which caused widespread causalities, or mortars, which were able to reach underground enemy trenches.
The telephone, telegraph, and wireless all brought better communication from command centers to the frontlines
Explanation:
The correct answer is - Both sides agreed to stop fighting each other until World War II ended.
The communist and nationalist of China were constantly fighting with each other in able to gain power in the country. Than the Japanese invaded, and they decided to not fight each other, but instead fight the Japanese for the good of the country. Even though they were both fighting against the Japanese, they were actually fighting separately, and were not really collaborating between each other. Once the World War II ended, they returned to fight between themselves.
To Crevecoeur, Americans were "the poor of Europe." In the "great American asylum," these dispossessed individuals found land, livelihood and liberty--regardless of previous nationality. ... Franklin defined Americans as English people; Crevecoeur defined them as mongrel Europeans.
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