Causes of WWI
Neutrality to War
Life on the Homefront
Trench Warfare and U.S Involvement
14 Points and Treaty of Versailles
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This was the heir to the Austrian throne; assassinated by a Serbian and started the chain reaction

Archduke Franz Ferdinand

100

U.S President that urged Americans to take a stance of neutrality from 1914 to 1917

President Woodrow Wilson

100

George Creel: a master at this craft... to sway Americans to support the war

Propaganda

100

Morale changed for the Entente Alliance because of these new forces

U.S Soldiers

100

Wilson's main objective in his 14 points was to prevent what?

Future Wars

200

A strong sense of pride in one's nation. Often feeling their nation can do no wrong

Nationalism

200

This ship sank after a Germany U-Boat sank it off the coast of Ireland

HMS Lusitania

200

Men at War! Who will fill these jobs?

Women

200

Nickname British soldiers gave the American when they arrived in Europe

Doughboys

200

An end or pause in fighting, agreed upon by both sides

Armistice

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The act of extending a nation's power and dominance over other countries and territories.

Imperialism

300

Under U.S Neutrality, the United States continued to trade munitions and other supplies with this European Alliance

Triple Entente (Entente Alliance)

300

Sauerkraut!! Too German... Let's call it

Liberty Cabbage

300

PTSD was called this during WWI

Shellshock 

300

Who was responsible for paying reparations to the Entente Alliance

Germany

400

A union of countries that join together for a common purpose

Alliances

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What became known as the Zimmer Telegram, this nation was asked to form an Alliance with the United States

Mexico

400

These Acts passed by congress restricted American's Free Speech, name 1 of the 2

Espionage and Sedition Act

400

Trench Warfare made neither side gain ground, this is called a 

Stalemate

400

The only one of Wilson's point that was included in the Treaty of Versailles

The League of Nations

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The belief that the government should maintain a strong military,

Militarism

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U.S Citizens had very different opinions on WWI because of this reason

Immigrants

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Known as the Great Migration, this group of American found new work in Northern cities during the war

African Americans

500

Biochemical Weapons such as... where fired into trenches

Chlorine Gas

500

U.S Senator, that led the opposition to the signing of the Treaty of Versailles

Henry Cabot Lodge

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