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AH M5L2 Key Terms

American History Module 5 Lesson 2 Key Terms

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Zimmerman Telegram A message from Germany to Mexico offering them territory in the United States if Mexico entered the war on the side of Germany.
War industries Board Created in 1917 to oversee the United States mobilization for war at home.
Committee on Public Information Led by George Creel to boost morale and support for the war effort.
Four Minute Men Groups of volunteers who recorded speeches to be played around the country to encourage war support.
Sedition Act of 1918 Made it illegal for anyone to criticize the government during times of war.
Great Migration Movement to northern cities by many African-Americans seeking more fair treatment than in the South.
Fourteen Points Wilson’s vision for a post war world, ultimately allied leaders did not share his vision for Europe.
Treaty of Versailles Treaty to end World War One. Germany had to take responsibility for the war and pay back unlimited reparations.
Red Scare Post war concerns about communists infiltrating the United States to gain influence over society.
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