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Otto Von Bismarck
1st Chancellor of Germany; Prime Minister of Prussia; formed the Triple Alliance
Gavrillo Princip
Assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria; Black hand dedicated to Serbian independence
Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria
Assassinated by Gavrillo Princip; death lead Austria to war with Serbia and Russia
Woodrow Wilson
President of the United States during WW1; came up with the 14 points
Kaiser Wilhelm II
German Emperor and King of Prussia during WW1; abdicated due to extreme threat of revolution and reluctance to accept armistice
Arthur Zimmerman
German Foreign Secretary; offered $ and aid to Mexico if they attacked the U.S
Jeanette Rankin
Born in Missoula, MT; 1st woman in the House of Representatives; voted for peace
Rear Admiral William S. Sims
Commander of the U.S Navy
General John J. Pershing
Leader of the U.S forces
Newton D. Baker
Leader of the Commission on Training Camp Activities
Herbert Hoover
leader of the Food Administration; said, "food will win the war"
Ernest Hemmingway
wrote the poem "Killed Paive"
Wilfred Owen
wrote the poem "Dulce et Decorum est"
Siegfried Sassoon
wrote the poem "Glory of Women"
Henry Cabot Lodge
Leader of the "Reservationsists"
Eugene V. Debs
Socialist President candidate; thrown in jail under the Espionage and Sedition Acts
A. Mitchell Palmer
Attorney General who instated the "Palmer Raids"
J. Edgar Hoover
Leader of the FBI
Freedom of the Seas
the right of merchant ships to travel freely in international waters
Storm Troopers
group of special German soldiers who raided enemy trenches
Armistice
situation in war when warring parties agree to put down arms in order for an attempt at a peace agreement
"Peace without victory"
slogan used by Woodrow Wilson to let diplomacy reign; mutual agreement to end of war without a victor
Irreconcilables
group in the senate who refused to join the League of Nations under any circumstance
Reservationists
group in the senate who insisted on limited participation in the League of Nations
Maginot LIne
elaborate concrete defensive structure built by the French on the German border in case of another German invasion
Abdicate
to give up a position of authority or power
Hyphenated Americans
Americans who had allegiance to another country during war time
Bolsheviks
communist party of Russia who founded the Soviet Union
Autocracy
form of government in which one person has unlimited rule
Self-Determination
the free choice of a country or territory to choose its form of government
Effects of Italian and German unification
-Industrialization
-Militarisitic
-Greater urge for power
Bismarck's Alliances
-Triple Alliance with Austria and Italy
-Isolated France
-avoid hostilities with Russian
Serbian Nationalism
-kinship to Russia
-mad at Austria
-assassinate Austrian Archduke
Schleiffen Plan
-Germany's plan to attack France
-Invade France through Belgium
-slow up Russian forces coming to aide France
Germany's "Blank Check"
-Germany tells Austria-Hungry to deal with Serbs however they want
"Freedom of the Seas"
-British set up blockades to stop German supplies
-Germans send out U-boats to sink British merchant ships
-Brits declare N sea as war zone
-Germans sink the Brit ship Lusitania
War of Attrition
-British cut of German merchant ships
Effects of the Sinking of the Lusitania
-Brits declare N sea war zone
-Freedom the the Seas ends
Debate over preparedness-who wanted it, who didnt
-for it:National Security League
-against it: League to Limit armament, Womens Peace Party
National Defense Act
-gradual enlargement of army
-summer training camps for civilians
"Peace without victory"
-slogan used by wilson in his 14 points
-wanted Germany and France to reach agreement and end the war
Zimmerman Telegram
-written by Arthur Zimmerman
-said Germany would support and give money to Mexico if they invaded U.S
-brought U.S into the war
Bolshevik Revolution
-Germany does not want a 2 front war
-Russian pulls out of war
-America can now enter with all democratic nations
Selective Service Act of 1917
-all men ages 21 to 30 to enlist
-prepare for war
Commission on Training Camp Activities
-trained soldiers
-instill progressive value
-physical and moral well being
Committee of Public Information
-unite multi-ethnic society for war
-attract men to military
-universal support from civilians
War Industries Board
-dictatorship over U.S economy
-distribute munitions
-set production needs
Food Administration
-"food will win the war"
-lead by Herbert Hoover
Battle of Verdun
-Verdun=fortress city
-open to attack from 3 sides
-German strategy
-artillery barrage
-infantry
-storm troopers
-700,00 casualties
Battle of the Somme
-Allies
-1 million shell artillery barrage
-cross no mans land with infantry
-60,000 casualties in one day