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ch 12 valles prt 2

ch 12 voc.2

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Zimmerman Note telegram from Germany to Mexico, proposing an alliance between the two countries
Selective Service Act law that required men 21-30 to register for the draft, how the US raised the armies numbers
John J. Pershing leader of the American Expeditionary Force
Lusitania British vessel, sunk by German U-boats killing Americans & leading to US entry to WWI
Unrestricted submarine warfare practiced by German U-boats during WWI, factor that brought the US into WWI
American Expeditionary Force name of US soldiers sent to fight in WWI
War Industries Board agency led by Bernard Baruch that allocated scarce goods, and controlled production during WWI
Great Migration mass migration of African-American north during WWI, seeking vacant factory jobs
Espionage Act federal law that outlawed treason during WWI
Reparations payments for damges caused by war, Germany was forced to pay post WWI
Bolsheviks radical Russians who siezed power from the Czar in 1917
Fourteen Points President Wilson's plan after WWI, to avoid future conflicts
League of Nations international body created by Wilson's Fourteen Points to prevent wars
Treaty of Versailles agreement that ended WWI, and forced Germany to accept blame and pay reparations
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