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American Anti-Imperialist League

Battled the American annexation of the Philippines as an insular area

Women's Christian Temperance Union

Wanted to end the sale of alcohol

National Association of Colored Women

The first black social service association; established nurseries, kindergartens, retirement homes, etc.

Central Powers

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria

Allied Powers

France, Britain, Russia, US, Belgium, Japan, Serbia, Montenegro, Belgium, Italy, Portugal, Romania, Greece, Siam, Liberia

War Industries Board

Coordinated purchases of war supplies, sought production quotas, managed raw materials, encouraged standardization

National War Labor Board

Facilitated productivity by mediating labor disputes; supported unions and 8-hr workday

Committee for Public Info

Developed and implemented a plan to ensure public support for war; included specialists in media relations, journalism, and political science



Four Minute Men

Went everywhere explaining why joining the war was positive and inspiring others to support and join the fight

Society for Human Rights

The first LGBT advocacy organization; founded by Henry Gerber

League of Nations

Created after WWI to provide a forum for resolving international disputes

Tennessee Valley Authority

Created to develop a water and hydroelectric power project similar to the multipurpose dams of the west (controlling flooding, producing electric power, etc)

United Auto Workers

Demanded recognition from General Motors (to no avail); began having "sit down strikes" by refusing to leave factories--lead to decrease in auto production

President's Organization to Relieve the Poor (POUR)

Encouraged private donations to charities to assist the starving and homeless; Reconstruction Finance Cooperation provided loans to banks, railroads, insurance companies