Wilson
The term for Wilson's foreign policy.
What is Idealism?
The US Agency that was established to organize the saving and producing of food during WWI.
What is the Food Administration?
The British ship whose sinking caused the deaths of 128 Americans.
What is the Lusitania?
A feeling of loyalty or devotion to one's nation or cultural group.
What is Nationalism?
The term for Wilson's plan for peace.
What is Fourteen Points?
The cry of Democrats as to why to vote for Wilson in the 1916 election.
What is "He kept us out of war"?
The Supreme Court decision that said Congress could limit some free speech, particularly in wartime.
What is Schenk v. United States?
The message that the British intercepted that called for Mexican support of the German cause.
What is The Zimmermann Telegram?
The country Austria-Hungary blamed for the assassination of the archduke.
What is Serbia?
November 11, 1918.
What is Armistice Day?
"A general association of nations...for the purpose of affording ...the Political independence and territorial integrity to great and small states."
What is the League of Nations?
Acts that made it a criminal offense to criticize the war effort in any way.
What are the Espionage and Sedition Acts?
The act that established a national draft.
What is the Selective Service Act?
The neutral country invaded by Germany.
What is Belgium?
Payments by a defeated nation for the damages caused by the war.
What are reparations?
President Wilson, along with Premier Georges Clemenceau of France, Premier Vittorio Orlando of Italy, and Prime Minister David Lloyd George of Britain, were known as this.
What is the "Big Four"?
The US Agency that transformed factories to produce war materials and set price standards.
What is the War Industries Board?
Who was General John J. Pershing?
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy.
What is the Triple Alliance?
The peace treaty between the Allies and Germany.
What is the Treaty of Versailles?