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Chapter 29, Chapter 30 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Naval blockade of Germany restircted trade with Cenral powers, made trade one sided
- - - - Wilson narrowly won
- - - - Eugene V, Debs were imprisioned for anti-war speeches
- - - - Intercepted and published on March 1, 1917
      - Sent to Meixco about a German Mexico alliance
      - America entered the war on April 2, 1917
- - - - No secret treaties and freedom of seas
      - removal of economic barriers
      - reduction of armaments
      - adjustment of colonial claims based on fairness
      - selfdetermination for opressed nationalities
      - creation of league of nations
- - - - led by former president Taft
      - prevent strikes
      - improve working conditions
    - - known as "Wobblies" or "I Won't Work"
      - protested against working conditions
      - heavily supressed by government
    - - caused tension
- - - - 1920 15th amendment allowed woman to vote
      - some woman pushed for prohibition
- - - - coordinated industrial production
      - led by Bernard Baruch
    - - led by Herbert Hoover
      - encouraged conservation
        
        “Meatless Mondays,” “Wheatless Wednesdays”
- - - - first major American involvement
      - stop German advancement
    - - turning point of war
        
        helped push Germany back
    - - fought by American Expeditionary Forces
        led by John J. Pershing
- - - - wanted harsh terms and territorial gains
        
        Wilson made League of Nations, but comprormised many of his points
        
        Germany had to sign the Treaty of Versailles
        
        take blame for war and pay reparations
- - - - collapsed from exhastion and a stroke in 1919
        
        lost his ability t negotiate or compromise