Before WWI
Reasons for US Entry
War at Home
More War at Home
End of War
100

These are the MAIN causes of the war 

Militarism, alliances, imperialism and Nationalism 

100

The sinking of this ship killed 128 Americans 

Lusitania 

100

This was heavily used to convince Americans to support the war 

Propaganda

100

They served both in industries at home and in the Red Cross to help the war effort 

Women 

100

This was the treaty that ended the war 

Treaty of Versailles 

200

He was the US president throughout the Great War that declared neutrality 

Woodrow Wilson 

200

This Revolution was taking place when the US enters the war 

Russian Revolution 

200

Americans were urged to buy these to help the war 

War Bonds 

200

In propaganda at home, Germans were referred to as 

Huns 

200

This was Wilson's plan after the War 

14 Points 

300

This German technological advancement was the biggest threat Americas contribution in Europe 

U-Boats 

300

This was a supposed communication between Germany and Mexico that contributed to US involvement 

Zimmerman Telegram 

300

The movement of African Americans to nothern cities during WWI is better known as 

The Great Migration 

300

This song was created to get young men motivated for war in Europe 

"Over There" 

300

This organization created after the war to end future wars failed due to its lack of authority 

League of Nations 

400

In his speech, the president declared that the world must be kept safe for....

Democracy 

400

The Germans said that they would not attack non-combattant ships in this pledge 

Sussex Pledge 

400

These two acts made it illegal to act out or speak out against the war effort

Espionage Act and Sedition Act 

400
This court case ruled that freedom of speech could be limited when it poses "clear and present danger"

Schenck v. United States 

400

A. Mithchel Palmer held this position during the Red Scare 

Attorney General 

500
This is the official date the US declares War 

April 6th 1917 

500

This act was passed that created a  draft for the War

Selective Service Act 

500

This Board was created to run the industrial elements of the war 

War Industries Board 

500

He ran the Committee on Public Information 

George Creel 

500

He was the Supreme Court Justice that allowed for civil liberties to be trampled on during and after the war 

Oliver Wendle Holmes