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Chapter 10

Chapter 10 Vocabulary

QuestionAnswer
Alsace-Lorraine Land lost by France to Germany.
Militarism Glorification to the military.
Francis Ferdinand Heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary.
William II German emperor.
Western Front Battle front in Western Europe.
Casualty soldiers killed, wounded, or missing.
Contraband Weapons or articles used to fight a war.
U-Boat German submarines.
Lusitania British passenger line.
Zimmerman Note Proposed an alliance with Mexico.
Selective Service Act Draft of young men for military service.
Bernand Baruch Head of the Council of National Defense.
CPI Committee on Public Information. Educated people about the war.
George Creel Director of the CPI.
Conscientious Objectors People who's moral or religious beliefs kept them from war.
Espionage Act Authority to ban printed material from the mail.
Great Migration Movement to the "Land of Hope."
Convoy Groups of ships sailing together.
Vladimir Lenin Staged a revolution and gained control of Russia.
John J. Pershing Commander of American forces in Europe.
Fourteen Points Outline of America's war aims.
Self-Determination Right for people to choose the government.
League of Nations Secured "mutual guarantees of political independence and territorial integrity to great and small states alike."
Henry Cabot Lodge Republican foreign policy expert.
Reparations Payment for war damages.
"Irreconcilables" Senators that opposed anything that had to do with the League of Nations.
"Reservationists" Opposed the treaty as it was written.
Influenza Flu.
Inflation Rising prices.
Red Scare Fear of communists.
Palmer Raids A series of raids.
Nicola Sacco Italian anarchist.
Bartolomeo Vanzetti Italian anarchist.
Warren G. Harding Republican candidate. Final rejection of the League of Nations.
Creditor Nation Countries owed the US more money then it did to them.
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