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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


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