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WW1

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Promotion of fear of the rise of communism.   Red scare.  
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The side of the war that contained Germany, Austria-Hungary, and ottoman Turkey.   Central Powers.  
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The side of the war that contained Great Britain, France, and Russia.   Allied Powers.  
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British Liner that was sank by the German U-boat U-20.   Lusitania.  
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The election that spilt the Republican Party into two separate sides; Wilson was elected.   The Election of 1916.  
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This board was given the power to deicide the distribution of scarce materials to America and the Allied Forces.   War Industries Board (WIB).  
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Act that stated that aiding the enemy would cost a fine of $10,000, and a jail sentence up to twenty years.   Espionage Act.  
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Act that stated that speaking against the Government was absolutely illegal.   Sedition Act.  
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Supreme Court case of a man who sent out circulars to draftees urging them to refuse the war.   Schenck v. United States.  
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Treaty that Congress, which was intended to be viewed by the world, designed to make the world a "safe and fit" place to live in.   Fourteen Points.  
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Intergovernmental organization formed by the Paris Peace Conference that ended WW1.   League of Nations.  
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Peace treaty that ended WW1 between Germany and the Allied Powers.   Versailles Treaty.  
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A group of world leaders that consisted of: Wilson, Prime Minister David Lloyd, George of Great Britain, and Prime Minister Vittorio Orlando of Italy.   The Big Four.  
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His was the reason "He Kept Us Out of War" became the democratic slogan.   Woodrow Wilson.  
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A name for a German submarine.   U-boat.  
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