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| the glorification of military power and values |
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| an agreement between countries to work together |
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| Schenck Vs. United States |
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| 1919 Supreme Court case outlawed anti-military propaganda |
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| an unarmed British oceanliner that was sunk by Germany; influenced the US to enter WWI |
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| the archduke of Austro-Hungary; his assassination triggered WWI |
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| a telegram that helped influence the US to declare war on Germany five weeks later (WWI) |
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| a 14 point peace plan proposed by President Wilson at the end of WWI |
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| the board who made the decision regarding which factory would produce which good during WWI |
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| a strong feeling of pride for one's nation |
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| WWI coalition, headed by Germany, who opposed the Allied forces |
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| organization created by the Allied powers at the end of WWI to establish peace |
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| a situation in a conflict where neither side can make a move |
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| the countries that fought agains the Central Powers in WWI and the Axis Powers in WWII |
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| a treaty signed by Russia and the Central Powers that ended Russia's involvement in WWI |
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| a peace settlement signed after WWI |
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| name given to Britain, the US, France, and Italy during the Paris Peace Conference |
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| when armies attack each other from fortified trenches |
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| the area in the middle of a battle that belongs to neither side |
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| the civilians or civilian activities of a country |
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| an agreement to protect the countries in the League of Nations |
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| American citizens of African descent |
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