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World War I

Terms to know when studying World War I

TermDefinition
warmonger person who tries to stir up war
Zimmerman Telegram sent from Germany in 1917 asking Mexico to attack the U.S.
Selective Service Act All men ages 21-35 to register for the military
illiterate unable to read and write
Liberty Bond sold by the government to raise money for the war
pacifist a person who objects to war and believes it is evil
socialism government owns all factories and farms
exposure experience something (like war or visiting a new culture)
embark to make a start (like on a journey)
armistice an agreement to stop fighting
epidemic rapid spread of a contagious disease
prerequisite something that is necessary before getting a privilege
Fourteen Points President Wilson's peace plan
self-determination the right of national groups to have their own territory and forms of government
reparations cash payments for destruction during war
negotiate to confer with others to reach an agreement
Treaty of Versailles most important treaty of the Paris Peace Conference, ended WWI
League of Nations an association to protect all countries, large and small
Offensive an all out attack during war
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