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100

League of Nations 

A worldwide origination tasked with maintaining world peace. Woodrow Willson introduced the idea to prevent future conflict it was part of the Treaty of Versailles. U.S. never signed because of opposition in congress

100

What is the Importance of the Monroe Doctrine

- It established to that Americans were no longer open to European colonization.

- It established the U.S. was its own unique country and was separate from European Affairs  

- It established that we won't bother them and they won't bother us.

- It protected our growing economy

100

What at caused U.S. to participate in the war

- Zimmerman Telegram

-Unrestricted Submarine Warfare ignoring Monroe Doctrine saying U.S. is not involved and does not want to be (Lusitania)

200

Alivin York

one of the most decorated soldiers in WW1

200

What was The Lusitania

It was a British civilian passenger ship with Americans on board that the Germans struck and sunk. This event caused the U.S. to join the war. 

200

U.S. reaction to treat of Versailles 

We never signed it because of opposition in Congress and later made our own treaty with Germany.

300

Zimmerman Telegram

A message intercepted that was sent from the Germans asking to ally with the Mexicans urging them to attack the U.S. in exchange for some U.S. territory 

300

Wilson - New Freedom Platform

focused on progressive reforms using government to restore economic competition and break down corporate monopiles.    

300

Who were the U.S. Allies in WW1

Double Jepardy!

Britan/Frace/Italy/Japan/Russia

400

Meuse Argon Offence

The deadliest campaign in U.S. military history. Fought in France against Germany and it ended the Germans ability to fight.

400

Response to the preparedness movement

Some supported some did not. Wilson did not support at first and wanted neutrality but later he shifted. Lusitania changed lots of people's support  

400

Treaty of Versailles - German Reaction  

Germany had to pay ALL war debt and damage and they had a very restricted military

500

Lafayette Escadrille

 Elite French Air Force American piolets flew for before U.S. entered the war

500

Trigger for the start of WW1

Assassination of Austrian Archduke

500

Describe some of the points in Wilsons 14-point speech

1.No secret treaties

2.Freedom of seas in peace and war

3.Free Trade

4.Reduction of Armaments

5.Colonial claims - acknowledge native populations 

6-13. National Self-Determination - territorial issues

14. League of nations