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| President Wilson's view of the role of the United States in world affairs | The United States should not attempt to control other nations but should encourage the spread of democratic ideas. |
| Other allied leaders would not accept Wilson's idea of peace without victory because they | could not accept the idea that all the death and destruction had been for nothing. |
| In order to stop neutral countries from trading with Great Britain, the Germans used | submarine warfare. |
| The purpose of the Selective Service Act was to | draft men into the military. |
| The effect on women, blacks, and Mexican Americans of America's entry into the Great World War was that | new opportunities became available to these groups. |
| Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points were aimed at | achieving a lasting peace. |
| How many casualties did the Great Wqr cause among the Central Powers and Allied Nations? | nearly 30 million. |
| The American officer who was named to command the American Expiditionary Force was | John Pershing. |
| When the Great War first broke out, Woodrow Wilson urged Americans to | "act and speak with a spirit of neutrality." |
| What date did President Wilson ask Congress to declare War? | April 2, 1917 |
