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Social Science 25-26

TermDefinition
Woodrow Wilson progressive president who led wartime mobilization and proposed the Fourteen Points
Henry Cabot Lodge Senate Republican who blocked treaty ratification without reservations on Article X
A. Mitchell Palmer Attorney General who directed raids, surveillance, and deportations durning the Red Scare
Franklin D. Roosevelt President who launched New Deal programs expanding relief, recovery, and reform
Warren G. Harding Wildly popular president who promised normalcy, oversaw prosperity, and left office tarnished by scandal revelations
Calvin Coolidge Business-friendly president who advocated limited government and balanced federal budgets
Herbert Hoover Engineer-president whose Quaker background led him to favor voluntarism; struggled to address the Great Depression
Charles Evans Hughes Statesman who steered Washington Naval Conference and later became Chief Justice
Andrew W. Mellon Treasury secretary who pushed tax cuts, debt reduction, and business confidence
William E. Borah Irreconcilable senator who opposed League membership and international entanglements
Allied Powers coalition opposing Germany in World War I; U.S. entry in 1917 helped secure victory
Central Powers Germany-led alliance confronting Britain, France, and later the Unites States
Meuse-Argonne Final offensive in which Americans forces (“doughboys”) contributes decisively
Zimmerman Telegram German overture to Mexico; disclosures pushed U.S. toward intervention
Doughboys Informal term for American soldiers serving on European battlefields
Armistice Cease-fire ending hostilities while diplomats negotiated complex peace settlements
Reparations Financial penalties imposed on Germany, straining Weimar economy and politics
League of Nations International peace organization proposed by Wilson and devoted to collective security; U.S. senate refused to join
Treaty of Versailles 919 peace treaty ending WWI; punished Germany; created League of Nations
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