HW - Chapter 30 Pt. 2: Bailey

Francisco "Pancho" Villa

The Mexican rebel against Pres. Carranza who K 16 Am. mining engineers in N. Mexico train (Jan. 1916) and K 19 Am. in Colombus, New Mex (Feb. 1916)

- B/C wanted to provoke Wilson vs. Carranza war

General John "Black Jack" Pershing

The Am. general who fought but X C Pancho Villa

- Pulledback B/C Germany war threat (Jan. 1917)

Central Powers

The alliance B/T Germany and Austro-Hungary

Allied Powers

The alliance B/T Britain/Ireland/Russia/Italy

- Am. neutral

Sussex Pledge (1916)

The pledge and year by Wilson against Germany saying X diplomatic rels. if continued to sink merchant ships

- Prelude to war, after French passenger steamer ship torpedoed (March 1916)

X Imperialism

The reason why the Panama Canal Toll Act of 1912 was repealled by Wilson B/C of moral leadership B/C X this

Recognize X intervene

Wilson's reaction to Gen. Huerta's gov but X this B/C violent and illegitimate

American Arms (1914)

Wilson sending this to Gen. Huerta's enemies and year B/C they were violent

- Sent to Pancho Villa

21 Gun Salute

The reason why the Tampico incident almost started a war B/T Am. and Mex. B/C X Am. navy admiral's request of this on the release of arrested Am. soldiers

- Veracruz seized after

Veracruz

The port seized after the Tampico incident by Wilson and navy so X war

Binding Ties

The reason why it was impossible for total neutrality in WWI B/C this with the British

- Common ancestry, history, language

Sympathizers

The reason why it was impossible for total neutrality in WWI B/C this with the Germans/AH's

- People from these countries immigrated to the US therefore felt a sort of way towards their home countries

Marine War

Germany's response towards British strangulation and war of attrition, provoking this kind of war

Accident

Germany's controversial repsonse during the marine war w/ Britain B/C might sink neutral vessels thru. this

- Inc. passenger ships