The alliance between France, Russia, and Britain in the First World War

The policy of liberalization in the Soviet Union carried out by Nikita Krushchev

The radical leader of the Jacobins that lead the Reign of Terror

This idea influenced Renaissance art with its emphasis on the classics of Rome and Greece

He separated from the Catholic Church in order to divorce his wife

The US President that offered the Fourteen Points at the Paris Peace Conference

The Truman Doctrine was aimed to support these countries

Napoleon's last stand was this battle

Artistic style that focused on nature and was a reaction to cold reasoning of the Enlightenment

Meeting that clarified and redefined the Catholic Church's doctrine

He assassinated Archduke Francis Ferdinand which triggered a sequence of events that plunged Europe into World War I

He was the leader in Russia during the high point of the detente

The assembly created by the third estate

Dramatic style of art with a strong tie to Christianity that played a main role during the absolute monarch period

Group that believed in the separation of Church and state

The method the Germans used to conquer territories initially in Poland with fast moving armor and air power during World War II

A Polish labor union that contested the communist regime

Decree by Austria and Prussia vowing support for a French monarch during Napoleon's reign

Characterized by its depiction of real people and events

This belief had influence on the 20th century philosopher Jean Paul Sartre

He wrote "All Quiet on the Western Front," a war novel describing the slaughter on the Western Front in World War I

The plan that lead to the creation of the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC)

nobles, clergy, and others who fled France and its revolutionary forces during the French Revolution

He painted "The School of Athens" under Renaissance influence

In the Habsburg Empire, this restored all Catholic properties lost to Protestants since 1552, and allowed only Catholics and Lutherans to practice their faith.