CH. 10 HIST
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| 1. Alsace-Lorraine | A territory that had been lost during a conflict.
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| 2. militarism | Glorification of the military, grew in the competing countries and fueled the arms race.
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| 3. Francis Ferdinand | Heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary, and his wife Sophie left for what they thought would be a routine visit to Sarajevo.
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| 4. William II | German emperor, assured Austria-Hungary that Germany would stand by its ally if war came.
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| 5. Western Front | France became the critical battle front.
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| 6. Casualties | soldiers killed, wounded, and missing.
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| 7. contraband | Goods used as weapons or for war.
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| 8. U-boats | Submarines
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| 9. Zimmermann note | proposed an alliance with Mexico, stating that if the U.S. declares war on Germany, Mexico should declare war on Germany, Mexico should declare war on U.S.
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| 10. Selective Service Act | Authorized a draft of young men for military service in Europe.
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| 11. Bernard Baruch | an influential Wall Street investment broker who reported directly to the President, the WIB regulated all industries engaged in the war effort.
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| 12. CPI(Committee on Public Information) | To educate the public about the causes and nature of the war.
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| 13. George Creel | Director of CPI
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| 14. conscientious objectors | people whose beliefs refuse to fight in wars.
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| 15. Espionage Act | Allowing postal authorities to ban treasonable newspaper, etc.
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| 16. Great Migration | A lot of blacks went North at this time.
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| 17. convoy | Merchant ships protected by warships.
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| 18. Vladimir Lenin | Staged a revolution and gained control of Russia.
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| 19. John J. Pershing | commander of Americans forces in Europe of a small force.
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| 20. Fourteen Points | Idea of "Peace without victory"
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| 21. self determination | Right of people to choose their own form of government.
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| 22. League of Nations | To secure "mutual guarantees of political independence and territorial integrity to great and small stats alike.
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| 23. Henry Cabot Lodge | Republican foreign policy expert, was left behind because Wilson disliked him intensely.
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| 24. reparations | payment for war damages.
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| 25. "irreconcilables" | Senators opposed any treaty that had a League of Nations folded into it.
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| 26. "reservationists" | were opposed to the treaty as it was written.
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| 27. influenza | or flu
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| 28. inflation | rising prices
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| 29. Red Scare | Wave of fear that communists are plotting revolutions within U.S.
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| 30. Palmer Raids | Police arrested thousands of people, same who were radicals and some who were simply immigrants from southern and Eastern Europe.
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| 31. Nicola Sacco & Bartolomeo Vanzetti | Italian immigrants charged for killing two man during a holdup at a shoe factory in a town near Boston.
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| 32. Warren G. Harding | Ohio would serve as a final rejection of the League.
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| 33. creditor nation | Other countries owed America more money than they owed them.
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