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maxush-Fighting WWI

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attack France through Belgium, capture Paris before the French or British can react German plan of attack
armies dug series of trenches for protection during war trench warfare
area between the Allied and German trenches no man's land
poison gas, tank, airplane, machine gun weapons
nickname for American soldiers doughboys
cargo and troop ships zigzag their way across Atlantic surrounded by warships for protection convoy
leader of the bolsheviks, established communist government in Russia Vladimir Lenin
communist revolutionaries in Russia bolsheviks
peace treaty between Germany and Russia, Russia gives up huge amount of territory in return for peace Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
Last major German offensive, intended to defeat allies before the US can get fully mobilized Peace offensive
Supreme Allied commander, March 1918 orders all available forces to the front, including Americans Marshal Ferdinand Foch
American forces help to stop German advance on Paris Cantigny
American offensive breaks through German lines Chateau-Thierry
cease fire began 11th hour 11th day 11th month 1918 Armistice
Wilson' plan for after the war: eliminating the general causes of the war, territorial adjustments, League of Nations Fourteen Points
world peace keeping organization League of Nations
Made most of the decisions at Versailles: US- Wilson, Britain- George, France- Clemenceau, Italy- Orlando Big Four
Stripped Germany of armed forces, mandated reparations, called for territorial adjustments, Germany must accept responsibility for the war and created a League of Nations Treaty of Versailles
payments for damages of war, totaled $33 billion reparations
Would support the treaty with changes to protects US independence Reservationists
Group that opposed any treaty with a League of Nations included Irreconcilables
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