U.S. History: Unit 2 Review

This act made speaking or publishing anything false or malicious against the government a crime.

• Espionage Act

• Sedition Act

• Selective Service Act

• Slander Act

President of the United States during WWI

• John F. Kennedy

• Teddy Roosevelt

• Woodrow Wilson

• Franklin D Roosevelt

This act prevented Americans from interfering with the military or aiding our enemies

• Espionage Act

• Sedition Act

• Selective Service Act

• Secret Service Act

Purchased war supplies and ensured production would meet war demand

• War Bonds

• National War Labor Board

• Committee on Public Information

• War Industries Board

This act required all men between the ages of 21-45 to register for military service

• Sedition Act

• Selective Service Act

• Espionage Act

• Secret Service Act

African Americans moved north for better opportunities

• Great Migration

• Zimmerman Telegram

• Pull Factor

• Push Factor

Message sent to Mexico by Germany that requested being allies during WWI

• Great Migration

• Zimmerman Telegram

• Zimmerman Telegraph

• War bonds

Influenced public opinion to support the war effort

• War Industries Board

• National War Labor Board

• Committee on Public Information

• War Bonds

Peacefully stopped labor disputes to prevent strikes

• National War Labor Board

• War Industries Board

• Committee on Public Information

• War Bonds

Raised money to support the war effort

• War Industries Board

• National War Labor Board

• Zimmerman Telegram

• War Bonds