A U.S. agency that administered wage control in national industries such as automobiles, shipping, railways, airlines, telegraph lines, and mining to make sure the war efforts don't get hindered.
What is The War Labor Board
100
a group of nations fighting against the Allied Powers during World War I
What is Central powers
100
A merchant ship that sails with a naval escort for protection
What is A Convoy System
200
The government use of spies
What is espionage
200
Group of volunteers authorized by the US President Woodrow Wilson, to give four-minute speeches on topics given to them by The Committee on Public Information.
What is The 4 minute men
200
A bond that was sold in the United States to support the allied cause in World War I
What is A Liberty Bond
200
The belief that a country should have a strong military ready to use aggressively
What is Militarism
200
British ship that was sunk by a German submarine
What is Lustania
300
promise made to stop unrestricted ship attacks
What is The Sussex pledge
300
Treaty towards the end of WW1 that ended the war between Germany and Allied Powers
What is The treaty of Versailles
300
Famous U.S. Sargent
What is Alvin York
300
Vegetable Gardens planted to keep food supply up during wartime
What is Victory Gardens
300
Undersea Boat
What is A U-Boat
400
making someone weaker overtime
What is attrition
400
A truce
What is an Armistice
400
A note from Germany to Mexico that was about forming an alliance against the U.S
What is Zimmerman note
400
fighting in trenches
What is trench warfare
400
Getting all troops fully supplied for War
What is mobilization
500
A strategy to persuade someone to do or think a certain way
What is propaganda
500
paying money to or otherwise helping those who have been wronged
What is Reparations
500
The Government being able to draft people into the Military