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| a policy of aggressive preparedness |
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| loyalty and devotion to a nation |
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| the spreading of ideas about an institution or individual for the purpose of influencing opinion |
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| met the foreign-policy goals of both germany and President wilson by keeping the United States out of war a little longer |
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| proposal that stated that if United States entered the war against Germany then Mexico would have the right to side with Germany |
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| goods prohibited from shipments to Germany and it allies |
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| vegetable , fruits, a herb garden planted at private residences and public park in the united states |
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| spying to acquire government information |
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| moving people from one place to another |
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| established in July 1917 to coordinate the production of war materials |
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| to prevent strikes from disrupting the war effort |
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| committee of public information |
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| recruited advertising executives, artists, authors, songwriters, entertainers, public speakers, and etc |
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| proposed that merchant ships and troop transport gathered together |
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| a truce, or an agreement to stop fighting |
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| national self-determination |
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| the idea that the borders of countries should be based on ethnicity and national identity. a group of people who feel that they are a nation should be allowed to have their own country |
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| monetary compensation for all of the war damage it had caused |
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| the space between opposing trenches a rough baren landscape filled with craters from artillery fire. |
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| the treaty with germany, it negotiated the treaty of saint-germain, ending war with austria-hungary |
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| president wilson peace plan |
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| a general associations of nations |
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| the cost of food, clothing, shelter, and other essentials that people need to survive |
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| a strike that involves all workers in a community, not just workers in a industry |
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| to force a foreign national to leave a country |
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| general fear of the communists |
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| united states attorney general |
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| the first director of the federal bureau of investigation FBI |
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Questions:
1.What Were the effects of the war on women, african americans, and hispanics.
2. who were the allied nations?
3.who were the central powers
4.what were the 5 new types of warfare and technology.
5.what were 3 effects of ww1 on the u.s. economy |
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1.women-given all of the work that men used to do
african american- more employment oppourtunites
hispanics?
2. great britain, russia, france, belgium, and united states
3.german empire, austro-hungarian, ottoman empire, and kingdom of bulgaria
4.poison gas, airplane bomb, tanks, machine guns, and artillery forces
5. fears of communism, strikes(riots), and bombings |
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