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| directed Committee on Public Information, muckraking journalist, cheerleader for war |
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| center of Republican opposition to his archenemy Wilson, chairman of Senate Foreign Relations Committee |
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| MA governor who called National Guard after Boston policemen went on strike |
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| Attorney General who led charge against communists |
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| most notorious radical Russian alien, passionate support of labor strikes, women's rights, and birth control, ordered to be deported |
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| 1920 Republican Presidential candidate, senator from Ohio, won by largest margin with slogan of "healing not heroics, normalcy over questionable remedies" |
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| American Expeditionary Force (AEF) |
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| in charge of training new army |
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| German submarines used to blockade Britain, basically started the war cause they killed civilians without warning, uncivilized |
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| lot of civilians died from u-boat, admittedly it did have war supplies on it |
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| Germany promised Mexico Texas and other "lost territories" if they attacked the US |
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| draft of all young men into the army |
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| created to stimulate and direct industrial production |
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| banned the manufacture, transportation, and sale of alcohol |
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| Committee on Public Information |
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| propaganda control in the US |
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| gave the government sweeping powers to push dissenting or unpatriotic opinions |
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| Wilson's ideas for how to deal with aftermath of the war, especially included not to blame Germany for war and saddle them with a whole lotta blame and money |
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| one of Wilson's Fourteen Points, US ended up not being part because Senate was really restricting it and Wilson didn't want to compromise on that aspect |
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| Paris Peace Conference/ Versailles Treaty |
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| blamed Germany for war and saddled them with debts, split up European countries, League of Nations to prevent in future |
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| shipyard, policemen, steel - all against changes going back to way labor was before the war |
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| against Communism, crazy accusations |
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| blacks to the North for industrial jobs away from Jim Crow laws and lynching |
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| League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) |
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| organization of Mexican Americans after war |
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