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Mannix ss ch 21

WWI

QuestionAnswer
militarism glorification of the military
Archduke Franz Ferdinand heir to Austro-Hungarian throne who was assassinated which started WWI
nationalism pride in one's nation or ethnic group
stalemate deadlock
trench warfare soldiers fire on one another from opposing lines of dugout trenches
propaganda spread of information designed to win support for a cause
Central Powers Germany and Austria-Hungary
Allied Powers France
Zimmermann Telegram telegram that proposed that Mexico join Germany
Russian Revolution tsar was overthrown allowing for the US to join the Allies
mobilize prepare for war
Jeannette Rankin first woman elected to congress and she voted against the war
illiterate unable to read or write
Herbert Hoover head of Food Administration to make sure there was enough food for the troops-victory gardens started
Eugene V. Debs jailed for giving speech urging workers to not support the war
convoy large group of merchant vessels sailing together
John J Pershing general who commanded the first troops into war
Vladimir Lenin leader of Russia-set up communism
communism an economic and political system based on the idea that social classes and the right to private property should be eliminated
armistice a halt in fighting that allows peace talks to begin
fourteen points Pres. Wilson's peace plan to congress
self-determination right of a group to decide its own form of government
Treaty of Versailles treaty ending WWI that made Germany take responsibility for the war to pay the Allies huge reparations and created the League of Nations
reparations payments to cover war damages
League of Nations international organization that provided a place for countries to meet
Henry Cabot Lodge opposed joining the League of Nations because it would restrict the right of the US to act independently
red scare fear of communist revolution
deport returned to home country
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