A war fought from 1914 to 1918 mostly in Europe and the Middle East, between the Allies and the Central Powers

• Civil War

• WWI

• WWII

• US-Dakota War of 1862

The nations that allied or united against the Central Powers of Europe. They included Great Britain, France Russia, Italy and the United States

• Europe

• The United Nations

• Allies

• Central Powers

A formal agreement or treaty between two or more nations to cooperate, if one nation was attacked by another nation, its allies would come to its defense

• Alliance System

• Political System

• Alliance Agreement

• Treaty

The nations that fought against the Allies. They included Germany, Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire

• Allies

• Central Powers

• Europe

• The United Nations

The combined efforts of those at home as well as those in the military to win a war

• Home Effort

• Military Effort

• War Effort

• Combined Effort

The organized spreading of information in order to persuade people to adopt a certain position. It typically only presents one point of view.

• Propaganda

• Persuasion

• Persecution

• Point of View

Loyalty to one's country

• Faith

• Propaganda

• Alliance

• Patriotism

A certificate sold to citizens by a government in order to help pay for a war. It is a written promise to repay the buyer the full amount of the selling price with interest on or after a specified date

• War Coupon

• War Bond

• War Rations

• War Loan

Commission of Public Safety (CPS)

• A state agency that existed only during World War I, its role was to oversee the war effort in Minnesota

• Nations that made up the Central Powers during World War I

• Nations that made up the Allies during World War I

• A labor union whose members included iron miners and lumberjacks

Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire

• Europe

• A political organization of mainly Minnesota and North Dakota farmers

• Nations that made up the Allies during World War I

• Nations that made up the Central Powers during World War I