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VICTORY
100
glorification of military strength
What is MILITARISM
100
Pride in one's nation and culture
What is NATIONALISM
100
The legislation to have men from ages 21-30 to register with local draft boards.
What is the Selective Service Act
100
The government raised money for the war effort by four issues of this.
What is Liberty Bonds
100
The peace treaty that officially ended World War I
What is the Treaty of Versailles
200
renewal of an earlier promise not to sink liners without warning or without ensuring passenger safety.
What is Sussex pledge
200
This individual shot the archduke of Austria-Hungary
Who is Gavrilo Princip
200
The leader of the first U.S. troops heading to Europe in 1917
Who is John J. Pershing
200
Led by Bernard Baruch, this was the most important war board during World War I
What is the War Industries Board
200
A international group to prevent offensive wars, created after World War I
What is the League of Nations
300
Secretary of state that encouraged the trade of war materials with the Allies
Who is Robert Lansing
300
June, 1914 his death lead to the invasion of Serbia.
Who is Archduke Franz Ferdinand
300
Transporting troops, supplies and volunteers on merchant vessels, protected by U.S. Warships.
What is a convoy system
300
A major population shift in which many African Americans moved from the south to northern cities.
What is the Great Migration
300
In a major political conflict in Russia, the czar was overthrown and the country was seized by this group.
What is the Bolsheviks
400
Increased the number of soldiers in the regular army from 90,000 to 175,000.
What is the National Defense Act
400
Militarism led to a
What is Arms Race
400
The place where a recruit becomes a soldier after many different exercises.
What is a training camp.
400
A government group that led a propaganda campaign to encourage the American people to support the war.
What is the Committee on Public Information
400
President Wilson after the allied victory, developed this program for world peace
What is the Fourteen Points
500
Cable proposed a Mexican alliance with Germany.
What is the Zimmerman Note
500
Two opposing alliance systems in Europe
What is Allied and Central Powers
500
By fighting for France's freedom, the U.S. was repaying them for help in this war.
What is the Revolutionary War
500
The Sedition Act and the Espionage Act were passed by congress to silence the war opposition, but by the public was believed to be in violation of what amendment.
What is the First Amendment
500
The amount of people that died in battle during World War I
What is 8.5 million people