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World wars and India's Role

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Card 1Causes of World War I

What were the main causes that led to the First World War (1914-1918)?

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The main causes included: 1) Industrial competition among European countries 2) Rivalry for capturing markets and resources globally 3) Formation of opposing alliance pacts (Triple Entente vs Triple A

Card 2World War I Alliances

Triple Entente

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The Triple Entente was an alliance formed before World War I consisting of Britain, France, and Russia. This alliance opposed the Triple Alliance (Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy). The alliance st

Card 3World War I Trigger

What was the immediate trigger for World War I and when did it occur?

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The immediate trigger was the assassination of Austrian prince Archduke Franz Ferdinand on 28th June 1914. This incident created a rift between Austria and Serbia, which escalated into a full-scale wo

Card 4Post-World War I

Versailles Treaty

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The Versailles Treaty was a humiliating peace agreement signed in 1919 after World War I. Under this treaty: 1) Germany accepted defeat and responsibility 2) Austria-Hungary and Ottoman kingdoms lost

Card 5Rise of Dictators

How did the aftermath of World War I contribute to the rise of dictators?

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The harsh conditions after WWI created: 1) Feelings of shame and humiliation in defeated countries 2) Economic problems - unemployment, poverty, and development slump in Germany 3) Widespread dissatis

Card 6Nazi Ideology

Nazi Philosophy

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The Nazi philosophy promoted by Hitler included: 1) The Aryan race is the best in the world 2) Only Germans are eligible to rule the world 3) All other communities are fit only to be ruled 4) Jews are

Card 7Holocaust

What was the Holocaust and what were its consequences?

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The Holocaust was Hitler's systematic mass massacre program. Consequences included: 1) Death of 6 million Jews and over 1 crore other civilians 2) Use of gas chambers without light or ventilation 3) C

Card 8Comparison of Dictators

Compare Hitler and Mussolini as dictators.

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Similarities: Both were dictators who rose after WWI, used extreme nationalism, glorified violence, and joined forces in WWII. Differences: Hitler (Germany) focused on racial supremacy and the Holocau

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