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Chapter 21

American Republic

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Once the United States entered World War I many Americans began to mistrust or despise anything German
The Us Government regulated private industry during the war to allow adjustments in war production
American troops were not prepared for World War I
This killed thousands of soldiers during World War I Influenza (Flu)
American troops help save this city from the Germans Paris, France
Britain violated the United States at sea in the early years of the war
As a result of the war jobs were plentiful and wages rose
America's flying Ace in World War I Eddie Rickenbacker
Vittorio Orlando Italy's representative at Versailles
U.S. President during World War I Woodrow Wilson
Headed the Food Administration during World War I Hubert Hoover
His assassination started the war Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Commander of the American Expeditionary Force John Pershing
Took Russia out of the war Vladimir Lenin
French Premier Georges Clemenceau
Supreme Allied Commander Ferdinand Foch
David Lloyd George represented Great Britain at Versailles
Nickname given to American soldiers during World War I doughboys
2 important alliances formed before World War I was Triple Alliance and Triple Entente
Define Reparations payments made by losing nation to winning nation for damages
Germany's top ace in dog fights was The Red Baron
Germany used this to reduce British imports unrestricted Submarine warfare
Year World War I broke out 1914
Woodrow Wilson's plan for peace Fourteen Points
The Convoy System was used by the United States to protect troops ships bound for Europe
Germans sank this ship to pressure America to enter the war R.M.S. Lusitania
Atomic bomb, tank, poison gas all developed during world war I
Germans use of U-boats were disturbing to Americans
Draft Boards, Victory Gardens, and the War labor Policy Boards were all war efforts at home
November 11, 1918 Armistice day ending World War I
What was the major way America paid for the War effort Liberty and Victory loan drives
What countries made up the Allied powers Great Britain, France, Russia, United States
April 6, 1917 United States officially entered World War I
Central Powers included Bulgaria, Germany, Turkey
World War I famous battles the Argonne Forest, Chateau-Thierry, St. Mihiel
Know the major causes of World War I pg 401 - 402
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