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US History Chapter 19 People

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Francis Ferdinand Archduke/heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary was assassinated/this event helped start WWI
William II German Emperor told Austria-Hungary that Germany would stand by them if war came
Bernard Baruch a Wall Street investment broker who reported to the president and regulated all industries engaged in the war effort
George Creel director of the Committee on Public Information(CPI)
Conscientious objector people whose moral or religious beliefs forbid them to fight in wars
Vladimir Lenin a radical communist who staged a revolution and gained control of Russia
John J. Pershing a General/commander of American forces in Europe
Henry Cabot Lodge Senator/a Republican foreign policy expert disliked by President Wilson
Nicola Sacco an Italian immigrant and anarchist accused of killing two men in a shoe factory holdup/convicted and executed/probably not guilty
Bartolomeo Vanzetti an Italian immigrant and anarchist accused of killing two men in a shoe factory holdup/convicted and executed/probably not guilty
Warren G. Harding Republican candidate for president from Ohio/called for a return to "normalcy"/became president
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