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Chapter 11 US History WW1
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☆☆☆☆☆Devotion to the interests & culture of ones nation
Development
France, Britain, Russia, US
Germany, Hungary Austria, Italy
Slowed down the war where both armies dug into the ground
German U Boat sinks this ship resulting in the Americans entering the war
Telegram from the German foreign minister to the German ambassador in Mexico intercepted by British spies. Stated that the Germans would regain stolen land and return them to Mexico from the US
Famous fighter pilot of WWI
Required men to register with the government in order to be randomly selected for military service
Heavy guard of destroyers escorted merchant ships back and forth across the Atlantic in groups
(AEF) included men from widely separated parts of the country brought to Paris to fight
Famous for opposing warfare, outstanding soldier in AEF
A person who opposes warfare on moral grounds
Truce
Wilson's speech before congress in which points are divided into three groups --> plan for world peace --> plan presented for world peace
Forum that would allow nation to discuss and settle their grievances without having to resort to war
French premier determined to prevent further invasions on France
British prime minister who worked on treaty of Versailles
Established nine new nations, shifted boundaries of nations, guilt War clause against Germany, and ended war against Germany (WWI)
War damages
Forced Germany to admit sole responsibility for started WWI
Suspicious of the provision for joint Economic and military action against aggression, wanted congress to still be able to declare war
Urged companies to use mass production techniques for efficiency
Headed the War Industries Board, prosperous businessman
Biased communication designed to influence people's thoughts & actions
Head of CPI & former muckraking journalist
Fines & jail time for those who interfere with the war effort
Large scale movement of hundreds of thousands of southern blacks to northern cities
Forced Germany to admit sole responsibility for starting WWI
