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Imperialism
WWI Causes
WWI Fighting
WWI Homefront
WWI The End
100
Shortcut between the Atlantic and Pacific.
Panama Canal
100
Who was the president at this time?
Whoodrow Wilson
100
A new tactic that the Germans invented, of fighting the war.
Trench Warfare
100
The migration of many African american men moving north for jobs.
Great Migraton
100
President Woodrow Wilson's goals for peace after WWI.
Fourteen Points
200
A policy by which stronger nations extend their economic, political, or military control over weaker territories.
Imperialism
200
A Boat that was shot by a torpedo by the Germans. Killing over 100 people.
The Lusitania
200
Turning point of the war.
2nd Battle of Marne
200
Low interest loans by civilians to the government, meant to be repaid in a number of years.
War Bonds
200
The 14th point, the most important one.
League of Nations
300
Writing which exaggerated the spanish war.
Yellow Journalism
300
Was a letter that was sent to Mexico from Germany saying they would help get their lost territories.
Zimmerman Telegram
300
General of the American Expeditionary Force.
John J Pershing
300
Opinions expressed for the purpose of influencing the actions of others.
Propaganda
300
A wave of panic from fear of a communist Revolution.
Red Scare
400
A warship sent to Cuba, was destroyed.
USS Maine
400
Refusing to take sides in a war.
Neutrality
400
Led by John J Pershing, had about 2 million men in it, was in France.
AEF
400
Heavy fines and long prison time for such antiwar activities.
Espionage and Sedition Act
400
Federal agents and police raided suspected radicals without warrants.
Palmer Raids
500
A polocy that prevented other nations from investing in latin america.
Roosevelt Corollary
500
When Czar Nicholas II was forced to step down because of food shortages, which led to riots, and many strikes.
Russian Revolution
500
Germany agreed to this, an end to fighting.
Armistace
500
Under this system, families revieved a fixed amount of a certain item.
Rationing
500
Forced Germany to take full blame for WWI.
Treaty of Versailles