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Chapter 11-Caruso

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Propaganda Spreading of false information
Nationalism belief that ones country is superior to all others
Mobilize assemble armed forces and prepare for war
Contraband goods that could be used to help the war effort
Zimmerman note that proposed that Germany had proposed a a secret alliance with Mexico
reparations payments by the nation to another to cover the damages it caused in war
Leader Country Pres. Wilson US Prime Minister George Great Britain Premier Clemenceau France PM/Premier Orlando Italy Big four were the leaders of major Allied Powers
U-Boats German Submarines that torpedoed ships suspected of carrying contraband
Communist people who believe in equal distribution of wealth and the end of all forms of private property
Ration means to limit the amount of something that someone can buy or use
Draft Selective Service Act which forced men between the ages 0f 21-30 to volunteer for the armed forces
Central powers Germany, Austria-Hungary and their allies in WWI were known as the
1. War Bonds 2. Taxes US raised money to pay for WWI in two ways
League of Nations international body organized to keep peace
Stalemate A situation when neither side of a conflict can win a decisive victory
Lusitania British Passenger Ship sunk by a German U boat in May of 1915
Front Area where combat operations are carried on
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