| A | B |
|---|
| Nationalism | Pride and loyalty to one's nation |
| Militarism | Building up armed forces in prperation for war |
| Allies | Great Britain, France, Russia & USA |
| Central Powers | Germany, Austria-Hungary & Ottomon Empire |
| Trench Warfare | Fighting between fortified ditches |
| Lusitania | British Oceanliner sunk by German U-Boats |
| Zimmermann Note | Message from Germany to Mexico proposing a WWI alliance against USA |
| Selective Service Act | US law requireing men to register for the war draft |
| Conscientious Objector | A person who refuses to join military due to opposing violence |
| Shenck v. United States | Defendent convicted and jailed for hurting public safety when convincing others to resist the draft |
| Armistice | The truce agreement that ended WWI. 11/11/11 at 11am. |
| War Industries Board | Gov't. agency that coordinated the factory war production. |
| Propaganda | Biased commincations designed to influence the opinions of others |
| Epionage and Sedition Acts | Laws with harsh penalties for those who would try to hurt the war effort in WWI. |
| Fourteen Points | President Wilson's plan for world peace following WWI. |
| League of Nations | An international peace keeping organization proposed in Wilson's 14 Points |
| Treaty of Versailles | The treat that ended WWI. Rejected by the US Senate. |
| War Guilt Clause | In Treaty of Versailles, Germany forced to accept responsability for WWI |
| Reparations | Payements made by defeated nations to victor's in war. |
| Unrestricted Submarine Warfare | Germany's policy of using U-boats to sink any ship in the Atlantic. |
