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the British east India Company ruled most of India in the 1800's
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true
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overthrew the mongols in order to establish a new dynasty
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ming dynasty
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this empire laid the foundation for the modern state of iran
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safavid empire
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seized power from the failing Ming dynasty
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Manchu dynasty
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this empire defeated Constantinople
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Ottoman Epmire
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the rulers of this dynasty rebuilt india accoring to islamic law
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mughal dynasty
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the ottoman empire was one of the first to use the following weapon
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cannon
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the ottomans conquered the byzantine empire and renamed its capital
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istanbul
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the first estate members were peasants and farmers
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3rd estate
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the _?_ was a period in which many frenchmen were executed
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reign of terror
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in the day the french celebrated their independence
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July 14
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french aristocrats and nobles were member of the
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second estate
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the declaration of the rights of man wasan important _?_ document
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french
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what was the name of the five man committee that govered france just before napoleon came to power
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the directory
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french writer during the enlightenment
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voltaire
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queen of france during the french revolution
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Marie antoinette
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army general who became dictator of france
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napoleon
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king of france during the french revolution
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louis XVI
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an _?_ is one who develops buisness and makes a profit at the risk of personal loss
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entreprenuer
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the great awakening occurred _?_ the american war for independence
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before
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_?_ developed during the industrial revolution
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workers unions
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who was involved in the slave trade as a slave-ship captain before he was saved
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john newton
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which american abolitionist was once a slave in maryland
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frederick douglass
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the 1833 factory act placed limits on
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child labor
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invented the cotton gin
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whitney
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developed a seed drill for placing seeds in even rows
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tull
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led the british parliament to end the british slave trade
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wilberforce
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_?_ is the practice of growing different crops in the same feild from year to year
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crop rotation
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what is the name of the era that was characterized by immense manufactureing changes during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries
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industrial revolution
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someone who supports _?_ opposes the drinking of alcohol
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abstinence
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_?_ taught that it was right for a person to do what his heart told him to do
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romanticism
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american entreprenuer henry ford worked with this invention
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automobile
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the privilege to vote is called
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suffrage
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karl marx viewed history as a series of
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class struggles
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anti-semitism is hatred toward which group of people?
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jews
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who was the first person to patent the telephone
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alexander graham bell
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helped karl marx write the comunist manifesto
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engels
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wrote about hardship in englands industrial age
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dickens
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popularized evolution with his book origin of species
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darwin
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patented the first known telegraph
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morse
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often _?_ of the african slaves onboard the slave ships died before reaching the new world
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1/4
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the _?_ created a need for african natural resurces
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industrial revolution
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the british expanded thier exploration in the 1700's following the loss of their
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american colonies
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early british trade in africa primarily involved
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slaves
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preached the gospel in south africa for fifty-three years
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moffat
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british missonary who explored the zambezi river
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livingstone
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what term means the conquest of one or more nations by another nation
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colonialism
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ivory beeswax honey cotton and palm oil were known as what kind of crops
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cash crops
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_?_ sought to continue its westward expansion by working with other naitons to partition poland
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russia
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the _?_ teaches that god established goverenments to protect the innocent and to give them quiet peaceable lives
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bible
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the _?_ was directed against foreigners in china
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boxer rebelion
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what country competed with britain for control of india
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france
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napoleons army suffered great losses due to harsh winter weather while retreating from
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russia
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the hundred days reform was a failed attempt to implement sweeping changes in
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china
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shintoism became the state religion of
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japan
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the decembrist revolt occurred in
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russia
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greece and serbia gained their freedom from wht empire?
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ottoman empire
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this large region in southeasteren in europe received its name from a mountian range
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the balkans
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this term refers to a society that has no law or goverenment
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anarchy
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before WWI _?_ sought to dominate the balkan region
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russia
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_?_ became one of the turning points in WWI
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americas declaration of was on germany
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who signed a treaty with germany and took russia out of WWI
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lenin
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which european country was the largest producer of chemicals prior to world war I
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germany
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when two armies fight each other without major gains on either side this condition is
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stalemate
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a _?_ is a war in which all the resources of a country are devoted to destroying the enemy
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total war
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the document that ended WWI and made germany pay for war damages
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treaty of versilles
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leader of the nazi party
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hitler
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fascist leader of italy
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mussolini
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russias first dictator
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lenin
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this country was blamed for WWI
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germany
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_?_ and _?_ were member of the axis powers
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Italy and Japan
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_?_ and _?_ invaded poland at the same time
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russia and germany
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the allies invaded france on _?_
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june 6, 1944
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WWII demonstrated one again that man has a _?_
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sin nature
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_?_ had a fascist goverenment during WWII
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spain
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hitler referred to his german empire as the
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third reich
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_?_ was president during WWII and died shortly before the war ended
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roosevelt
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the U.S. dropped too atomic bombs over cities in
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japan
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what event occurred on september 2 1945
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japan surrendered and ended its involvement in the war
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german concntration camp
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auschwitz
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emperor of japan
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hirohito
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what important event occurred in europe on september 1 1939
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germany invaded poland beginning WWII
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what event on december 7 1941 brought the united states into WWII
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japan bombed the naval base at pearl harbor
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what term describes political rivalry that stops short of actucal war
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cold war
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what country dominated and seized most of eastern euope after WWII
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russia
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the united states and the soviet union recognized _?_ as a nation in 1948
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israel
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by the early 1990's the soviet union had splintered into _?_ independent states
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15
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location of the violent student-led uprising that resulted in the death of thousands
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tiananmen square
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which country's recovery became known as the " economic miracle " of europe
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germany
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what did the cultural revolution try to accomplish
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purge (get rid of) all anti-communist elements from china
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the _?_ loaned or donated over twelve billion american dollors to help western europe recover from WWII
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marshall plan
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on what island did chiang kia-shek found the republic of china
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taiwan
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which african country became the first to achieve independence
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haiti
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in 1962 the soviet union placed nuclear missiles in
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cuba
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first communist dictator of china
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mao zedong
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first soviet president allowed private ownership
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gorbachev
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american president who helped spread democracy
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reagan
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conservative british prime minister
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thatcher
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which country became the first to harness the power of the atom
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united states
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which country sent the first man made satellite into space and gave this country a temporary advantage in the space race
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russia
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which country was divided in four zones
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germany
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what is the name for the clash of ideas between western and communist nations that began after WWII and lasted until 1991
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cold war
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