Soldiers from Britain, France, and Germany fought at the Battle of the Marne

When World War I began, President Wilson and most Americans supported U.S. neutrality.

American soldiers were called “doughboys” because they were better paid than the soldiers of the Central Powers.

A shortage of Allied soldiers forced the drafting of women toward the end of World War I.

encouraged by the Food Administration

raised money to help pay off the cost of World War I

German U-boats

1916 Republican presidential candidate

dealt harshly with Germany

Which word means “an intense loyalty to a country or group”?

What sort of culture was created by the competition of European countries for colonies?

Which of these countries switched its alliance from the Central Powers to the Allies?

Germany’s invasion of which country prompted Britain to enter World War I?

Who opposed the war because they believed it would help the rich and hurt the poor?

In which treaty did Russia lose a great deal of territory to Germany?

Which condition did President Wilson NOT demand of the Germans in exchange for an armistice?