Question | Answer |
Militarism | The belief that a nation needs a large military |
Central Powers | an alliance between Austria-Hungary, Germany, the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria during World War 1 |
Allies | An alliance between Serbia, Russia, France, Great Britan, Italy, and 7 other countries in World War 1 |
U-boat | Submarines that Germans used during World War 1 |
Woodraw Wilson | The president during World War 1 who did not like war |
Neutrality | refusing to take sides in a war |
Zimmermann Telegram | a message sent in 1917 by the German foreign minister to the German ambassador in Mexico, proposing a German-Mexican alliance promising to help Mexico regain Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona |
John J. Perishing | A general in France during World War 1 |
American Expeditionary Force | The British and French army that wanted America to join |
Convoy system | A heavy guard of destroyers that escorts merchant ships |
Second Battle of the Marne | a battle during the summer of 1918 |
Alvin York | An American soldier |
Armistice | An end to fighting |
War bonds | Lower intrest loans |
Propaganda | opinions expressed |
Espionage Act | A law that sets heavy fines and long prison terms for anti-war activities |
Sedition Act | A law that made it illeagal to critisize the war |
Oliver Wendell Holmes | a man who wrote the courts opinion |
Great Migration | When African-Americans moved to north contries |
League of Nations | An organasation set up to settle international conflicts |
Fourteen Points | President Woodraw Wilsons goal for peace |
Treaty of Versailles | The treaty that ended World War 1 |
Reparations | Money a defeated nation pays to clean up |
Red Scare | A wave of panic from fear of a communist revolution |
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