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History Vocabulary A Guide to Pronunciation

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History Vocabulary. A Guide to Pronunciation. The sound of schwa. Please note that schwa (shWAH) is the most common vowel sound in English. It occurs in many of the words in this slideshow. For a guide to this sound and some audio examples, please go to this BBC site: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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History Vocabulary

A Guide to Pronunciation

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The sound of schwaschwa

Please note that schwa (shWAH) is the most common vowel sound in English. It occurs in many of the words in this slideshow.For a guide to this sound and some audio examples, please go to this BBC site:http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/pron/features/schwa/

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schwa

In this slideshow, the vowel sound schwa is shown by an asterisk (*) and underlined.

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Word Stress & Vowels

The stressed (highest and loudest) syllable in each word is CAPITALIZEDCAPITALIZED.

Vowel sounds are colour-coded and matched to a list of the same sounds in other common words.

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Austro-Serbian War

OOSSSStro-sEERRbeeyun*•boss•loss•go•sir•see

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Balkan Wars

bALLALLkun*•tall•wall•fall

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Berlin Blockade

berLINLIN blockADEADE•her•tin•shock•maid

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Bosnian Crisis

bOOZZneeyun* kRRIIsiss

•see•cry•miss

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Cuban Missile Crisis

kYOOYOObun* mIISSSSile krIIsiss•queue•cue•cry•high•this•hiss

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Franco-Prussian War

frAANNko-pRRUUSHSHun*•tank•go•brush•rush

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Great Depression

grate du*pRREESHSHu*n

•eight•fresh

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Gulf War

gULLULLf•seagull•hull

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Iraq War

eerARARk•be•tea•park•shark

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Korean War

kerRREEEEun*•her•fur•be•tea

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Moroccan Crisis/Crises

marOOCKCKun* krIIsiss/krIIsees•shock•mock•cry•High•miss•please•sneeze

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Munich Agreement

mYOOYOOnick•you•two•sick

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Paris Peace Conference

pAAriss•pad•pat•kiss

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Sarajevo

saraYYAYAYvo•sat•mat•day•hey•know•soNotice that the “j” is pronounced as a “y” and that the “e” is pronounced as an “a”.

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Vietnam

veeyu*tnARARm•be•tea•farm

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Alliance System

aLLIEIEyunss•my•high•once

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Allied Powers

AlAleyed•Allan•pal•shall•pie•my

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Appeasement

aPPEEZEEEZEmu*nt•please•freeze

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armaments

ARARmu*mu*nts

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atomic

u*TTOOMMick

•from•bomb

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Axis Powers

AKKAKKsiss

•pack•back•miss•hiss

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Baltic states

bAALLLLtick

•all•fall•sick

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Capitalism

kAAPPitu*lizu*m

•cap•map

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Capitalist Bloc

kAAPPitu*list block

•cap•map •shock•rock

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casualties

kAZHAZHyu*lteez

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colonial rivalry

ku*lOOWNWNneeu*l rEYEEYEvu*lree•flown•shown•known•be•tea•eye•my

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Communism

kOOMMyoonizu*m

•Tom•from•you•is•his

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concentration camps

konsu*ntRRAYAYshu*n kamps

•on•day•lamp

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conscription

ku*nskRRIIPPshu*n

•ship•flip

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decolonization

deekolu*neyezAYAYshu*n•be•tea•doll•high•day

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diplomatic

diplu*mATATick

•ship•fat•sick

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Domino Effect

dOOMMinno u*fEECKTCKT

•Tom•win•know•insect

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Dreadnoughts

dRREEDDnorts

•red•bread•sort•taught

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Fascism

fASHASHizu*m

•fashion•bash•is•his

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Fascist Party

fASHASHu*st

•passion•fashion

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Fuhrer

• fYOOYOOru*h

• you

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genocide

jENENu*side

•Ben•when•tide•sighed

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Gestapo

gu*stARARpo

•are•far•no•so

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Holocaust

hOOLLu*korst

•holiday•cord

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ideology

eyedeeOOLLu*jee

•my•be•holiday

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independence

indu*pEENNdu*nss

•pin•Ben

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Chamberlain

chAAMEMEbu*lu*n

•came•same

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Churchill

chEERRRRchill

•search•fill

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Clemenceau

klEEMMu*nso

•them•no

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Dwight D. Eisenhower

dwhIte dee EYEEYEzu*nhowah

•fight•see•why•cow•up

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Gorbachev

gOORRbu*chov

•for•of

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Hideki Tojo

hIIDDu*keye tOOjo

•did•my•so

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Adolf Hitler

AYAYdolf hIITTlah

•say•golf•sit•up

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kamikaze

kamu*kARARzee

•ham•far•see

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Kaiser Wilhelm II

kEYEEYEzu* VVIILLhelm the second

•my•will•elder

This is a German name so the “w” is pronounced as a “v”.

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Kennedy

kEENNu*dee

•energy•see

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Krushchev

• krOOOOschov

• crew• too• of

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Lenin

lEENNu*n

•Ben•when

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Lloyd George

lOYOYd jOOrj

•boy•for

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Douglas MacArthur

dUUglu*ss mu*kAARRthu*

•mug•car

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Molotov

mOOlu*tov

•doll•of

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Mussolini

moozu*lEEEEnee

•too•see

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Richard Nixon

rICHICHu*d nIKIKsu*n

•rich•sick

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Ronald Reagan

rOONNu*ld rAYAYgu*n

•on•day

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Ernst Rommel

urnst rOOmu*l

•burn•on

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt

frAANNklu*n DDEELLu*no rOOOOzu*velt

•tank•tell•go•zoo•belt

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Josef Stalin

jOOsu*f stARARlu*n

•no•are

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Harry Truman

hAARRRRee trOOOOmu*n

•carry•tea•too

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Woodrow Wilson

wOUOUldroh wILILsu*n

•could•good•go•pill

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Abyssinia

abissSSIINNeeya

•at•miss•in•see•up

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Albania

albAYAYneeya

•pal•day•see•up

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Alsace-Lorraine

AAllsass-lu*rAIAIn

•pal•cash•pain

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Austria

OOSSSStreeya

•boss•me•up

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Austria-Hungary

OOSSSStreeya hUUNGNGu*ree

•boss•me•up•sung

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The Balkans

the bAALLLLku*nz

•call•tall

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Balkan Peninsula

bAALLLLku*n penIINNsyoola

•call•then•win•too•up

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Belgium

bEELLLLju*m

•sell

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Bosnia-Herzegovina

bOOZZneeya hurtsgu*vEEEEna

•see•up•shirt

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Britain

brITITu*n

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Bulgaria

bulgAIAIRReeya

•dull•care•fair•see•up

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Carribean

karru*BBEEEEu*n

•carry•see

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Cuba

• kYOOYOOba

• you• up

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Czechoslovakia

cheku*slovARARkeeya

•check•slow•far•see

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Estonia

eSTSTOONENEeeya

•best•lone•see•up

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Europe

YOOYOOru*p

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European continent

YOOYOOru*peeyu*n KKOONNtinu*nt

•you•see•on•tin

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Finland

fININlu*nd

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France

frAANNss (USA)•hand

frAARNRNss (UK)•arm

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Geneva

ju*nEEEEva

•see•up

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Germany

jERERmu*nee

•her•see

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Hawaii

hu*WHYWHYee

•cry•see

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Hiroshima

hirOOSHSHshu*ma

•here•gosh•up

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Latvia

lAATTveeya

•sat•see•up

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indemnities

inDDEEMMniteez

•win•them•hit•sneeze

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Iron Curtain

eyeu*n KKUURRtu*n

•high•hurt

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League of Nations

LLEEEEg ov NNAAshu*nz

•be•of•pay

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Manchukuo

manCHCHOOOOkwoh

•tan•too•so

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Marshall PLan

MMAARRshu*l plan

•far•fan

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militarism

MMIILLLLitu*rizm

•hill

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Molotov Plan

MMOOLLu*tov plan

•doll•fan

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Nazi Party

NNAARTRTsee PPAARRtee

•far•see

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Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact

NNAARTRTsee SSOOveeu*t non-aggRREESSshu*n pakt

•far•see•go•on•rest•act

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NATO

NNAAYYtoh

•day•go

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propaganda

propu*GGAANNda

•top•hand•up

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reparations

reparRRAAYYshu*nz

•guess•up•day

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sanctions

sAANKNKshu*nz

•tank

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satellite states

sAATTu*lite stayts

•cat•light•mates

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swastika

sWWAASSSStikka

•boss•sick•up

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tension

tEENNshu*n

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totalitarianism

toetalu*TTAIAIRReeyu*nizm

•go•shall•hair•see•is

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trenches

tRREENCHNCHu*z

•French•bench

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Treaty of Versailles

tRREEEEtee ov vairSSIGHIGH

•tree•of•hair•myThis is a French word so the final “-lles” is silent!

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Triple Alliance

tRRIIPPu*l aLLIEIEyu*nss

•tip•up•my

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Triple Entente

tRRIIPPu*l onTTOONNt

•tip•on

This is a French word, so the middle “e” is pronounced with an “o” sound and the final “e” is silent.

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Truman Doctrine

tRROOOOmu*n DDOOKKtru*n

•true•rock

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Warsaw Pact

wOOREREsore pakt

•draw•snore•war•act

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Weimar Republic

vEYEEYEmar ru*PPUUBBlik

•my•car (long vowel not short)•tub•sickThis is a German word, so the letter “w” is pronounced as “v”.

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Lithuania

lithooAYAYnia

•with•too•day•me•up

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Manchuria

manCHCHOOOOreea

•tan•too•see•up

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Nagasaki

naggaSSAARRkee

•bag•up•far •see

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Normandy

nOORRmu*ndee

•for•see

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Ottoman

OOTTTTa*mu*n

•hot•up

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Poland

PPOOlu*nd

•go

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Rhineland

rEYEEYEnland

•my•hand

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Rumania

rooMMAAYYneea

•shoe•day•see•up

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Russia

rUUSHSHa

•rush

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Serbia

SSIIRRbeea

•her•see•up

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Tunisia

tyooNNIISSSSeea

•tune•miss•see•up

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Turkey

TTEERRRRkee

•her•see

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Yugoslavia

yoogoSLSLAARRveea

•you•go•car•see•up