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| Democratic president during WWI, first believed in neutrality, but later joined the war. Created The Fourteen Points |
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| Austrian-Hungarian assassinated by a Serb in Sarajevo. His wife Sophie was killed as well. |
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| German foreign minister, created the Zimmerman telegraph |
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| General of the AEF(American Expeditionary Force) |
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| Quaker who was drafted, did not want to fight, but did and took 132 Central Powers men captive. |
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| ace aviator(U.S) shot down 26 enemy planes. Awarded the Medal of Honor |
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| German leader during WWI- militarist, resigns(last of German royalty) |
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| Commander in Chief of the German Army |
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| Baron(Manfred) Von Richthofen |
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| ace aviator(Germany)was shot down. aka the Red Baron |
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| French Army leader, Spring Offensive: head of the Allied nations' armies |
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| French prime minister, believed the Germans should pay |
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| stepped down to communist group. |
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| head of the Bolsheviks (communist)Signed treaty with Germany and withdrew from the war |
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| Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. |
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| decided the Schenk vs. United States case |
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| Republican, isolationist, anti-League of Nations |
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| U.S. attorney general, took action on suspected anarchists. Ordered by the President. |
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won 1920 election, isolationist, 'return to normalcy'
Candidate during the first election with women's suffrage. |
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