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Eddie Rickenbacker American flying ace in WWI
flying ace fighter pilot who shoots down five or more enemy aircraft
poison gas used in WWI; a form of chemical warfare
Manfred von Richthofen The Red Baron
Fokker German aircraft manufacturer; made planes for WWI
Sopwith English aircraft manufacturer; made planes for WWI
Doughboys nickname for United States soldiers in WWI
submarines WWI was the first war in which these made a major difference
Woodrow Wilson uninterested in European conflicts, but brought America into war expand his control over the U.S.
Versailles a harmful and useless treaty was written in this town
Lloyd George English Prime Minister during WWI
Georges Clemenceau French Prime Minister during WWI
116,000 U.S. battlefield deaths during WWI
1,800,000 German battlefield deaths during WWI
armistice a "cease-fire" agreement
influenza killed millions around the globe during WWI
Balkans southeastern Europe, where the trouble began
Franz-Josef Austrian emperor at the start of WWI
mobilize get the army ready to fight
Russia almost had a free government between March and November 1917
The Red Baron German flying ace who shot down over 80 aircraft
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