us involvement in world war i - mr.nick...
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ì USINVOLVEMENTINWORLDWARI
AmericaEnterstheWar
I. 1917—Germanyannouncedunrestrictedsubmarinewarfare
II. USAgivenZimmermanNotein1917
III. GermanU-boatssankfourunarmedAmericanmerchantvesselsintwoweeks
IV. April6,1917:USdeclareswaronGermany
RussiaLeavestheWar
I. TheBolsheviks,whowerecommunistswhooverthrewtheRussiangovernmentin1917A. BolshevikRevoluJon
II. TheBolshevikswereledbyVladimirLenin
III. 1918-theRussianssignedTreatywiththeCentralPowers
PublicSupportfortheWarI. GeOngpublicsupport
wasdifficultgivenAmericantradiJonsofisolaJonismandneutrality.
II. Wilsonportrayedthewarinmoralterms- “makingtheworldsafefordemocracy”
III. Thisplayedonpeople’sideasthatAmericaisthesavior.
U.S.MobilizesforWar
I. Selec4veServiceAct(1917)ispassedinCongress-menbetween21and30canbedraXed
II. WarIndustriesBoardwascreatedtomeetindustrialwardemand
III. Americangovernmentraisedtaxesandissuedlibertybonds
U.S.EnterstheWar
I. GeneralJohnJ.PershingleadstheU.S.troops,knownastheAmericanExpedi.onaryForce(AEF)
II. UnlikeEuropeansoldierswhowerefighJngforthreeyears,AmericanswereenergeJcandfresh
III. Americantroopsgetnicknamed“doughboys”becauseoftheirwhitebelts&theirfreshnessinbaale
PropagandaintheWar
I. USGovernmentcreatedCommi:eeonPublicInforma4onA. SellthewartotheAmericanpeople&convincethemto
helpwiththewareffortB. ConvincetheworldoftherighteousnessofWilson’swar
aims
II. CPIcreatedposters,movies&songs
III. AnJ-GermansenJmentsgrewasaresultoftheCPI
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GovernmentControlInWorldWarI
I. Asthewarprogressed,CivilLiberJes(freedoms)werecompromised&takenaway
II. AnJ-ImmigrantfeelingswerecommonandexpressedespeciallytoGermansandAustrian-Hungarians
III. EspionageandSediJonActswerepassedbyCongressA. TheseactsweredesignedtopreventanJ-warprotestsbut
wentviolatedtheFirstAmendment(Freespeech)
B. Illegaltospeakoutagainstthewareffortinanyway
USFoodAdministration
I. ToconservefoodtheUSgovernmentsetuptheFoodAdministra4on(FA)
II. Americansplanted“victorygardens”intheiryards
III. AmericansworkedaKerwork/schoolgrowingvegetablesinpublicparks
IV. Farmersincreasedproduc4onbyalmost30%toensurethatAmericansoldiershadfoodtoeat
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SocialChangesinWorldWarI
I. AmericansocietyexperiencedanumberofsocialchangesduringWorldWarIA. TheGreatMigra4on–African-Americansmovedoutofthesouth
toescapediscriminaJon&takeindustrialmanufacturingjobsinthenorth(mainlyChicago,NYC&Philadelphia)
B. WomenJoinedtheWorkforce–AmericanwomenalsotookonnewindustrialjobsinciJeswhilethemenwereawayfighJngàwomenalsovolunteeredwiththeRedCross&Armynurses
II. TheroleofwomenandAfrican-AmericanschangeddramaJcallyduringWWIsincetheywerenowseenasproducJvemembersofsociety
AmericanTroopsGoOntheOffensive
I. InMay1917theGermanarmycamewithin50milesoftakingParis
II. Americanssoldiersbeganarrivingaroundthesame4meplayedamajorroleinpushingtheGermansback
III. InJulyandAugusttheAmericanshelpedtheAllieswintheSecondBa:leoftheMarnepushingtheGermanarmyoutofFrance
Men of the 42nd Division during the Second Marne. These men were killed by artillery fire just 5 minutes after this photo was taken
AmericanPowerWinstheWar
I. Theaddi4onoffreshAmericansoldiersgavetheAlliedarmyanincredibleadvantageinba:le
II. AmericantroopsandAmericanindustrygavetheAlliesthenecessarytoolstowinWWI
III. AmericaninvolvementinWorldWarIensuredanAlliedvictoryasGermanycon4nuedtoweardownduringthefouryearlongwar…
TheEndoftheWar
I. By1918theCentralPowersconJnuedtoweardownlosinggroundandsoldiers
II. InNovember1918Austria-HungarysurrenderedtotheAlliedarmy
III. ThesamedayGermannavymuJniedagainsttheirgovernmentandrefusedtofightA. TheGermanArmyandGermanpeopleweretooJredtofight
anylonger
IV. OnNovember11,1918at11amGermanyagreedtoanarmisJceendedthefighJnginWorldWarI
WilsonFightsForEternalPeaceI. BeforetheendofthewarPresidentWilson
setouttoensurethatawarlikethisonewouldnevertakeplaceagain
II. WilsonwantedtocreateapeaceplantobenefiteverynaJonandkeepeternalpeaceintheworld
III. Wilson’splanwascalledthe“FourteenPoints”A. NosecrettreaJes,freedomoftheseas,
reducJonofmilitariesB. CreateaLeagueofNaJonstosolveproblems
diplomaJcally
TreatyofVersailles(1919)
I. TheAlliesrejectedWilson’splananddecidedinsteadtopunishGermanyfortheirroleinWorldWarIA. LargelythereasonwhytheworldfoughtWorldWarII
II. TheTreatyofVersailles(1919)endedWorldWarIAND:A. BrokeuptheAustria-Hungary&OaomanEmpireB. GermanyacceptedBLAMEforWorldWarIC. GermanypaidREPARATIONS(money)forWorldWarID. GermanywasforcedtolimittheirARMYduetoWorldWarIE. GermanygaveupTERRITORYbecauseofWorldWarI
III. TheTreatyofVersaillespunishedtheGermansfortheirinvolvementinWorldWarI
TheTreatyofVersailles&theUSA
I. AlthoughtheUSAcreatedtheLeagueofNaJonstokeepworldpeacetheUSSenaterefusedtoraJfytheTreatyofVersaillesA. ManySenatorslikeHenryCabot
LodgefearedinvolvingtheUSAinworldaffairs
B. TheUSAhasarichhistoryofisolaJonismpriortoWorldWarIandmanywantedtoreturntothatpolicy
C. TheUSAneveractuallyjoinedtheLeagueofNaJonsthatWilsonworkedtocreate
TheEffectsofWorldWarI
I. WWIstrengthenedthepowerofthegovernmentovertheAmericanpeople
II. ThewarledtosocialchangesforAfrican-Americansandwomen
III. ThewarcreatedglobalinstabilitythateventuallyledtoWW2
IV. RussiaestablishedthefirstcommunistnaJonintheworldleadingtotheRedScareintheUSA
V. 22millionpeoplediedasaresultofWorldWarI