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| This idea spread from cities to nations, making them feel they could win any international conflict? |
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| This mutual defense agreement killed the US signature of the Versailles Treaty |
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| Many of the soldiers from this country were unwilling to fight after 1918, so they quit |
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| The Committee of Pubic Information was designed to ensure the support of this nation for the war |
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| During WWI, this future president was in charge of farm products |
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| Sacco and Vanzetti were anarchists that were convicted of a crime, what happened to them |
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| They got killed/ electric chair |
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| These prevented submarine attacks |
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| The NAWSA supported this cause, which got it more support than any of its previous protesting |
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| supported the americans war objectives |
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| Preparedness was the America word for |
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| France Russia and Britain made up the |
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| the allied powers/ triple entente |
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| Reparations, as used in this chapter, is repayments for damages when |
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| one side creates war damages for the other |
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| act passed by congress in 1917 enacting severe penalties of anyone nagged in disloyal or treasonable activities |
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| Casualties included missing, killed or wounded what |
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| Black Jack Pershing was in charge of which army in WWI |
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| general officer in U.S army led the expeditionary forces |
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| This country owes less than it was owed following WWI, making it the number on creditor nation |
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