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Allied Powers ww1 alliance of Germany Austria Hungary the ottoman Empire and Bulgaria
alliance system Austria-Hungary, Germany, Russia
Central Powers A-H, Germany, Bulgaria, Ottoman Empire
Marshall Douglas Haig nickname origin critics viewed his warfare strategies as wasting hundreds of thousands of lives for little in return, and viewed him as disregarding human life, which led to his nickname
UK, USA, France, Italy David Llyoys George (U.K.), Woodrow Wilson (U.S.A.), Georges Clemenceau (France), & Vittorio Orlando (Italy)
Fourteen Points document created by woodrow wilson to end ww1 and prevent future wars.
Imperialism process of extending a country’s power through diplomacy or military forde
League Nations organization set up after ww1 to settle internal conflicts
Militarism policy of making military power a primary good of a nation
Nationalism feeling of pride loyalty protectiveness towards ones country
Nineteenth Amendment Guaranteed the USA citizens now woman the right to vote
Reparations mony a defeated nation pays for the destruction caused by war.
Suffrage Free to vote in public elections
Suffragette a Woman seeking the right to vote through organized protests.
Treaty Versailles treated formed following ww1 to settle conflict.
Trench Warfare In which soldiers dug deep trenches across battlefields
U-boat German submarine
War Bonds low interest loans by civilians To the government to help fund the war effort
War Industries Board managed the buying and selling of war materials and set production goals.
Woodrow Wilson The 28th president survived during World War I a second term on the slogan He kept us out of war.
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