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WW1 Unit Review

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required all men aged 21-30 to register for the military Selective Service Act
law that set heavy fines + long prison terms for anti-war activities Espionage Act 1917
group of countries that included Britain, France, Russia, and later U.S. Allied Powers
group of countries that included Austria-Hungary. Italy, and Germany Central Powers
type of warfare fought in deep ditches Trench Warfare
Armistice agreement to end a war (ended WW1)
Fourteen Points President Wilson's plans for peace after WW1
organization set up after WW1 to settle international conflicts League of Nations
peace terms signed by Germany that ended WW1 Treaty of Versailles
Reparations money that a defeated nation pays for destruction caused in other countries
provided millions of dollars in loans Liberty Bonds
70,000 African Americans migrated from the south to the north to work in war industries Great Migration
the land in between trenches No Man's Land
German submarine U-boat
he was the president of the U.S. during WW1 and suffered from a stroke in 1919 Woodrow Wilson
note from Germany to Mexico that U.S. intercepted & one of the final straws that made the U.S. decide to enter the war Zimmerman Note
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