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GA in WWI

TermDefinition
alliance agreement to aid a country in case of attack
nationalism deep loyalty to one's own ethnic group or nationality
colonialism aquiring colonies for economic benefit of the mother country
Africa continent where many European countries wanted to establish colonies in 1914
Central Powers Germany Austria-Hungary Ottoman Empire
The Allies Great Britain France, Russia
neutral at first the US remained
assassination of Archduke Ferdinand spark that started WWI
Woodrow Wilson president of the US during WWI
reasons US enters WWI Zimmermann Telegram sub warfare Lusitania
Zimmermann Telegram secret message from Germany to Mexico
unrestricted sub warfare Germany policy to attack ships in hostile waters
Lusitania British passenger ship sunk by German sub
Versailles treaty that ended WWI
Fort Oglethorpe camp opened in north GA to hold prisoners of war during WWI
November 11, 1918 treaty signed ending WWI
Fort McPherson location of hospital for wounded soldiers
Camp Benning US army infantry school
Camp Hancock US military supply and weapon school during WWI
Viola Napier first woman elected to the GA House of Representative
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