WWI test 12/9/05
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- Country Wilson said he would hold to "strict accountability"
- Germany
- This pulled the U.S. out of a recession in 1916.
- economic links
- Wilson's foreign policy
- Moral Diplomacy
- This has the final authority through the Federal Reserve Act
- Federal Reserve
- Socialist presidential candidate in 1912
- Debs
- REpublican presidential candidate in 1912
- Taft
- TR's domestic agenda calling for an expansive program of social welfare
- New Nationalism
- 3 countries that WW sent troops to in Latin America
- Nacaragua, Haiti, Dominican Republic
- WW insisted that this German leader be ousted from power
- Kaiser Welhelm
- TR's refusal to run for president in 1916 caused this to happen
- Progressive party to split up
- Reason WW broke diplomatic relations with Germany
- unrestricted submarine warfare
- Reason why Americans were persuaded to support US involvement in war
- safer democracy, war to end all wars
- Immediate impact of Russia's withdrawal from the war has in 1917
- No longer on eastern front so Germany could focus on western front
- Leader of Food Administration
- herbert Hoover
- This was MOST responsible for turning american public opinion against Germany
- U-boat attacks
- Most decorated US foot soldier
- Alvin York
- Great US ace in WWI
- Eddie Rickenbacker
- Commander of Allied Forces
- Foch
- Head of Committee on Public Information
- George Creel
- Big Four leader of Great Britain
- David Lloyd George
- This made it illegal to criticize US involvement in the war
- Sedition Act
- Central Power that suffered the greatest number of deaths
- Germany
- Allied power that suffered the greatest number of deaths
- Russia
- Purpose of the War Industries Board
- Production priorities, and establish control of prices of raw materials
- Purpose of National Labors Board
- Materials and prices, make sure workers were happy
- Germany promised to not sink passenger ships without issuing a warning
- Sussex Pledge
- First battle where tanks were used
- Somme
- Reason US was able to overcome the threat of German U-boats
- Convoy system
- Major weakness of League of Nations
- US was not a part of it
- Most controversial part of the Treaty of Versailles
- League of Nations
- Leader of REservationists
- Lodge
- Nations not invited to Versailles Conference
- Central powers, Russia
- Last German Offensive
- Chateau Thierry
- Leader of AEF
- "Blackjack" Pershing
- Wilson's campaign slogan in 1916
- "He kept us out of war"
- last czar of Russia
- Nicholas II
- First woman elected to congress
- Rankin
- Head of War Industries Board
- Bernard Baruch
- First significant engagement of US marines in WWI
- Belleau Wood
- The battle in which the American sector began driving the Germans backward eventaully to the German border
- Muse Argonne
- Supreme Court case the upheld the constitutionality of the Espionage Act
- Schenck vs. US
- Big Four leader whose opinions posed the greatest challenge for Wilson
- Clemenseau
- Battle that ended German hopes of quick victory by seizing Paris
- Marne
- Battle with largest concentration of air power
- St-Mihiel
- Father of American Air Force
- Billy Mitchell
- nation where Franz Ferdinand was assassinated
- Austria-Hungary
- Mation where Eastern front was located
- Russia
- Nation where Western front was located
- France
- Nations associated with Central Power
- Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman empire
- Nations associated with Allied power
- Britain, US, France, Russia