WWI Mobilization & Home Front

A measure that conserved grain for soldiers and would be in effect through the 1920s.

• 17th Amendment
• 18th Amendment
• 19th Amendment
• 20th Amendment

System used by the American military to successfully combat U-boats

• Rationing
• Militarization
• Mobilization
• Convoy

Controversial measure that limited civil liberties of freedom of speech 

• Sedition Act
• 18th Amendment
• Shenck v. US court case
• Patriot Act

Controversial measure that made it illegal to interfere with the draft; imposed heavy penalties for anyone acting against mobilization efforts

• Curtailment Act
• Selective Service Act
• Espionage Act
• Patriot Act

Organization that promoted 100% Americanism and pushed to limit immigration through measures like literacy tests

• Socialist Party
• American Party
• IWW (Wobblies)
• National Security League

Head of CPI

• Bernard Baruch
• Woodrow Wilson
• Herbert Hoover
• George Creel

Head of WIB

• George Creel
• Bernard Baruch
• Eugene V. Debs
• John Pershing

Military leader of American Expeditionary Forces in Europe (AEF)

• General Shafter
• General Wood
• General Pershing
• General Eisenhower

Socialist leader (radical) jailed for criticism of the government but ran for President from jail (former radical candidate in 1912 election also):

• Herbert Hoover
• Eugene V. Debs
• Woodrow Wilson
• Bernard Baruch

Head of the Food Administration and considered "the Great Humanitarian" during WWI

• Woodrow Wilson
• George Creel
• Jeanette Rankin
• Herbert Hoover