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| general of the 1st small force to Europe, served mainly to boost morale |
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| authorizes a draft of young men for the military service |
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| American Expeditionary Forces |
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| the army made of volunteers and national guardsmens |
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| drafted men who refused to fight for religious reasons, claimed they objected fighting as a matter of conscience, sevred noncombant positions |
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| African American fighter group who aided France, awarded the Croix de Guerre |
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| Vladmir Lenin and Bolsheviks |
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| leader and his followers who overthrew the Russian government |
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| cease-fire, signed on what became Vet's day |
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| came from Kansas, swept across Europe and eventually worldwide, killing millions in the final months of the war and after |
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| Ottoman empire organized killings of Armenian civilians, contiuned into the 20s |
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| specail war bonds to support the Allied cause |
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| people who gave speeches before events to tell people to buy liberty bonds |
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| oversaw the nation's war-related production |
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| Comittee of Public Information |
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| controlled media to make sure the Americans had a positive view of the war |
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| Germans, who were hated by Americans |
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| made it illegal to interfere with the draft |
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| made it illegal to obstruct the sale of Liberty Bonds or to discuss anything disloyal or abusive about the American Government or the army |
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| African Americans who left the South to work in Northern factories, became a flood of people during the war |
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