the tendency to regard military efficiency as the supreme ideal of the state and to subordinate all other interests to those of the military.

This meant a union or association formed for mutual benefit, especially between countries or organizations.

This term referred to stronger nations taking over weaker nations to make themselves even stronger.

This luxary liner was sunk by Germany in 1915, nearly bringing the U.S. into World War I:

The Pledge in which Germany promised to notify ships before sinking them.

The new weapon of the German navy:

The idea that all ships had a right to travel freely even into a war zone.

Nickname of American soldiers in World War I:

This law gave the President the right to deport enemies of the U.S. or immigrants:

This law made it a crime to speak out against the government or the war effort:

The victorious leaders of World War I were known as the:

This was a disease caused by water and cold in the trenches that was suffered by both sides in World War I:

This pandemic started in the U.S. and killed 1/3 of the world's population from 1917-1920.

Today it is known as PTSD, but many soldiers suffered permenantly from this:

This weapon was the most feared. It could kill or permanently disable you if exposed to it:

This weapon allowed for armies to cross muddy trenches quickly:

This was used first to scout enemy position and later became a weapon to attack or bombard enemy positions.:

Woodrow Wilson's plan to end World War I:

The plan that concluded World War I:

The Assassination of this Austro-Hungarian Monarch and his wife was the event that led to World War I:

This side consisted of Germany, Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire

This side consisted of Great Britain, France and Russia:

The United States joined the war in 1917 on this side:

Mexico was offered to join the war in 1917 on this side:

Germany's announced a new policy in January, 1917 which meant it was abandoing the Sussex Pledge.

Germany tried to recruit Mexico to join their side by promising them U.S. land to encourage them:

The Bolsheviks took over following this event in March of 1917:

Troop ships went to Europe using this tactic to avoid U-boats:

The Supreme Commander of the American Expeditionary Force in Europe

The American Expeditionary Force established this practice that is still used by the American Military. They would work, fight and take orders from only:

This branch of the military became known for their heroics at Belleau Wood:

The word Tuefel Hunden in German translates to this term which is the nickname of the U.S. Marines to this day:

Before the war he was a newspaperman. He was hired to head the Committee on Public Information which sold the war to the U.S. public:

The Selective Service Act was used to build up the size of the military by making all men age 18-50 register for the:

Created to help finance the war in the U.S.:

When the war started in 1914, the U.S. declared it's allegience to this side:

This was cut which now allowed Great Britain to filter all news from Europe with their own bias or fake news:

During World War I, the teaching of this language was banned in schools:

This term means groups of people who take the law into their own hands and enforce it with brutal tactics

When the war began in 1914, Germany planned to defeat France by end running their armies. This plan was known as the ______________ Plan:

This holiday celebrates the end of World War I:

Later a President. He was put in charge of food relief for people in Belgium trapped in the battlefront:

This body must approve all treaties and appointments made by a President:

The U.S. Senate ratified the Treaty of Versailles.

In the Presidential election of 1916, his slogan was "He Kept Us Out of War."

The leader of the Socialist party. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison for speaking out against the war effort in 1918.

This act led to rationing of food and fuel so it could be used for the military in the war effort.

Passed as a war measure. We still use it today:

This nation today is the only nation that is debt free from World War I:

This agency worked with factories and workers to produce goods and pay workers well so they would do good work:

This agency worked to sell the U.S. public to support the war and provided money for people to make posters and music supporting the war:

This agency violated peoples rights and encouraged vigilantes to take actions against people who were suspected of being disloyal:

Most Americans symapathized with this side:

Woodrow Wilson dreamed of creating this organization to try to get nations to work together and settle problems peacefully:

The U.S. Senate objected to being involved in this organization:

This political party was against World War I and wanted economic and political reforms.

He was the President of the United States during World War I:

This political movement took over the Republican party. They wanted to stay out of foreign affairs and avoid military conflicts:

They were Republican senators who wanted Woodrow Wilson to allow changes to his treaty, but Wilson refused.:

The British naval tactic that caused mass starvation in Germany

Revolution occured in this nation:

After World War I, vigilantes did this to African-Americans:

All of these were against U.S. entry into World War I EXCEPT:

The leader of the Bolsheviks in Russia

This term is defined as no advantage or gains made by any side.

In the Ottoman Empire there was a genocide committed against:

The Great Migration was the movement of:

Another word for spoils would be:

The Treaty of Versailles failed because Woodrow Wilson refused to:

During World War I, they had the #1 navy in the world.

AFTER World War I, this nation had the #1 navy in the world:

Which was NOT a new nation created by the Treaty of Versailles?

The head of the War Industries Board in the United States:

He was the first air ace in the United States:

He was the famous German air ace:

This group wanted to train Americans for war in case, the country had to enter World War I:

This group wanted Americans to stay out of World War I:

After World War I, the U.S. had a high:

Which of the following was NOT done during the Influenza epidemic?