Apush Chapter 30

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"Peace without victory"

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Woodrow Wilson still wanted the U.S. to avoid war. He gave a speech that about defeating Germany without embarrassing them

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Sussex pledge

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It promised that no attacks would be made on ships without warning

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Zimmerman note

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Germany encouraged Mexico to wage war against the U.S. After a victory, Mexico would regain Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona.

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Jeanette Rankin

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First Women Congressman

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make the world safe for democracy

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Wilson's new slogan to free others from the tyranny of autocrats

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Fourteen Points Address

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Abolishing secret treaties.
Freedom of the seas.
Removal of economic barriers between nations.
Reduction of armaments.
Changing colonial claims to help both colonizers and native peoples.
"Self-determination"
Est.League of Nations to hopefully settle international disputes peacefully

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Committee on Public Information

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Established to keep up the war's enthusiasm in America and sell the war

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George Creel

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Head of Committee on Public Information
Used propaganda such as speeches, posters, pamphlets, movies and songs to sell the war

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The Sun Also Rises and A Farewell to Arms

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Written by Hemingway that showed that reality of the war

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Anti-German feelings

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German names were renamed. German composers were not performed. sauerkraut became "liberty cabbage," dachshunds became "liberty pups."

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Espionage Act of 1917

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sought to prosecute "spies
Eugene Debs and William Haywood convicted

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William Haywood

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Leader of the Industrial Workers of the Wood a group that held the goal of creating an international labor union. (I won't work)

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Sedition Act of 1918

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sought to prosecute anyone engaging in "seditious" activity

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US preparation for war

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forming a Council of National Defense to study economic mobilization,
increasing shipbuilding,
increasing the size of the army

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Bernard Baruch

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Leader of the War Industries Board

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National War Labor Board

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Businesses were encouraged to keep wages high and hours long.
The government did not agree organize labor unions.

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Samuel Gompers

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Head of American Federation of Labor
Supported War

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National Woman's party

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Led by Alice Paul and organized strikes against Germany.

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National American Woman Suffrage Association

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-Most women supported war.
-women must engage in the war effort in order to participate after the war. =
-gained Pres. Wilson's endorsement of women's suffrage

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Sheppard-Towner Maternity Act

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gave instruction on maternal and infant health care

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Herbert Hoover

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Head of Food Adminsistration
-relied on volunteer efforts
Food production increased by 25% and food exports to Europe tripled.

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Selective Service Act

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All men, age 18 to 45, were required to register

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Marshal Foch

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To make war is to attack

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America's main roles in the war

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stopping the German assault on Paris,
providing a much-needed boost to morale,
providing supplies.

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Second Battle of the Marne

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started the German withdrawal

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Gen. John J. Pershing

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wanted Americans to fight on their own.
Belleau Wood
Meuse-Argonne
Sgt. Alvin C. York=hero

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Henry Cabot Lodge

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chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations committee,

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William Borah and Hiram Johnson

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Led a group who wanted isolation in US

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Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge

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Republican pres and vp candidate

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James Cox and Franklin Roosevelt

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Democratic pres and vp candidate