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AP US WWI

chapter 22

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John Pershing General John "BlackJack" Pershing appointed head of American Expeditionary Forces when US entered war
Paris Peace Conference Negotiations to end war. Big Four~Wilson=USA, D.I George=Great Britain, Clemenceau=France, Orlando=Italy. Germany and Russia not invited
Pancho Villa Mexican revolutionary general chased out of mexico by WILSON who takes Vela Cruz (moral diplomacy)
Sussex Pledge German pledge to shoot only naval ships
Lusitania British civilian boat sunk by germany submarines with 100 Americans on board
Liberty Bonds helped pay for war, not enforced but seen as patriotic if one invested in them
Zimmerman Note Germany promises to help Mexico get back territory if form an alliance against USA. *LEADS TO US INVOLVEMENT IN WAR*
Events that lead to Us Involvement in War Unrestricted submarine warefare and Zimmerman Note
14 points WILSON. progressive style basis for world peace. Included: self determination (people govern themselves), no secret alliances, freedom of seas, free trade, reduction of weapons
Treaty Of Versailles required Germany to accept sole responsibility. failure due to loss of support of 14 pt. plan
Reservationists Opposed treaty but wanted to modify it. Strong Reservationsits=sought major changes, Mild Reservationists=sought small changes
irreconcivables Absolutely opposed to treaty, won't ratify under any circumstances
League of Nations "Big Four" joined to discuss international resolutions and conflicts. failed during Paris Peace Conferences.
WHY DID WILSON FAIL IN THE AFTERMATH OF WWI refused to compromise has a stroke while campaigning
Espionage and Sedition Acts restricted political rights, could not speak out against government during the war.UPHELD IN SCHENCK VS US court case~made legal
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