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WORLD WAR I - REVIEW THE WAR TO END ALL WARS TO MAKE THE WORLD SAFE FOR DEMOCRACY Key Terms: Sussex pledge Liberty Bonds Allies Zimmermann Note American Expeditionary Force convoy system Selective Service Act Fourteen Points Armistice League of Nations Reparations Sedition Key Ideas: Germany’s unrestricted submarine warfare African American troops the federal government and the economy the Great Migration “irreconcilable” senators Why was postwar adjustment difficult in the United States? How President Wilson persuaded the American people to enter World War I Fears of spies and sabotage in the U.S. led to Was the U.S. ready to enter WWI? Preparedness advocates Why the United States broke off diplomatic relations with Germany Wilson urged Congress to declare war on Germany after the Germans did what? Civil Liberties during World War I. Russia’s withdrawal from World War I in 1918 resulted in Château-Thierry The Second Battle of the Marne By the end of the war, the Allies sought what from Germany? Death toll The War Industries Board – fixed prices The Food Administration Literacy test – nativism Wilson’s goal for the League of Nations - international security and stability Senate reaction to the Treaty of Versailles The main economic problem facing returning war veterans Many Americans directly involved in the war had become disillusioned by the realities of warfare. A major weakness of the League of Nations Over There The foreign policy choice the U. S. make following its unparalleled growth of power following World War I? It turned away from international affairs and focus on its concerns at home. Why did the Senate object to the League of Nations?