Category 1
Information which is used to influence public opinion for or against a cause:
propaganda
Aggressive build-up of armed forces to intimidate and threaten other nations:
militarism
Intense pride in a person's homeland:
nationalism
Method by which the Selective Service drafted American men:
lottery
Military branch authorizing the enlistment of women:
Germany's plan to invade France required movement of troops across the neutral country of:
Belgium
African Americans leaving the South to settle in Northern cities:
Great Migration
Payments for war damages:
reparations
Spying to acquire government secrets:
espionage
The space between opposing trenches:
"no-mans-land"
Used to raise money to cover the cost of war:
Liberty Bonds
To conserve energy, the fuel Administration introduced:
Daylight savings time
Wartime fears led to the mistreatment and persecution of:
German Americans
Realizing a draft was necessary, Congress created a new system of conscription called:
Small fraction of the Russian Social Democrat Party later known as Communists:
Bolsheviks
U-Boats:
Germany's agreement to stop sinking merchant ships with it's U-Boats:
Sussex Pledge
Made any public expression of opposition to the war illegal:
Sedition Act of 1918
Created to coordinate the production of war materials:
Was Industries Board
First use of airplanes during WW1
Commander of the American Forces:
General John L. Pershing
African American units that fought along the Western Front:
92nd and 93rd Infantry Divisions
Message from Germany to Mexico promising the the American Southwest for the alliances:
Zimmerman Note
Triple Entente:
Central powers:
Germany, Austria-Hungary the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria