the great war

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russian revolution

1917:Russia abolished their monarchy and overthrew the Tsarist autocracy which led to the rise of the Soviet union

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convoy system

strategy of surrounding troop transport ships with destroyers or cruisers for protection when moving troops on the sea

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Schenck V. U.S.

supreme court decision that considered limits of free speech

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Battle of Argonne Forest

Sept. 26-Nov. 11:Allied offensive that stretched across the Western front. Meuse-Argon offensive.

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Sussex pledge

Germany’s promise not to sink merchant ships without warning and without saving lives

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Zimmerman Telegram

German telegram sent to Mexico asking for an alliance in the war. Proposed Mexico a chance to retrieve land back from the U.S.

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14 Points

President Wilson’s plan for peace following WWI

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Unrestricted Submarine Warfare

Submarine attacks on ALL ships within a zone.Germany carried out these attacks on all ships whether they were neutral or not

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War Industries Board

Had the authority to regulate all materials needed in the war effort, managed American industry production. Led by Bernard Baruch.

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Commmittee on Public Information

organization to promote American support for the war

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Archduke Ferdinand

June 28, 1914: is killed in Saravejo by Princip. His death sent Europe into War.

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Selective Service Act

Required men ages 21+ to register to be drafted into the armed forces. Conscientious objectors did not get combat roles.

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Lusitania

The ship that was sunk by Germany even though they had promised not to attack or engage in anymore unrestricted submarine warfare.

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Trench Warfare

Fighting from trenches

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First battle of the marne

Sept. 1914, Allies hated the German advance and saved Paris from occupation

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espionage and sedition act

Criminalized speech and actions deemed disloyal to the U.S gov, military, war effort leading to prosecution of many war activists

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henry cabot lodge

Senator- Head of the Committee on Foreign relations. He led the reservationist’s who wanted to chance some stuff about the treaty of Versailles

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battle of verdun

Feb.-Dec. 1916: Longest battle of WWI w/ huge loss of life

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treaty of versailles

Treaty that limited the German army, Germany surrendered colonies to the League of Nations, Germany was responsible for the war

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Battle of the Somme

July-Nov. 1916: First major offensive for the British and French armies fought in northern France