Unit 6 - Flashcard 2 - WWI

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Gardens people grew for themselves to save food for troops in Europe were called

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Victory Gardens

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The US decision to join the fight during WWI represented a break from the policy of

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neutrality

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The Espionage and Sedition Acts, passed by Congress during WWI, were efforts to

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silence critics of the war.

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What was President Wilson's plan for peace after WWI?

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The Fourteen Points

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Why did the US Senate resist joining the League of Nations?

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They feared the US would be drawn into costly foreign wars.

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When African Americans left the South to get war-time industrial jobs in the North it was called the

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Great Migration

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This organization was created after WWI, to solve conflicts among nations before they reach the battlefield.

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The League of Nations

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Which house of Congress would not ratify the Treaty of Versailles and rejected the League of Nations?

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the Senate

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These were sold to raise money for the government in order to finance World War I.

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Liberty Bonds

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He was a socialist who was convicted under the Espionage Act for speaking out against the war and the draft.

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Eugene V. Debs