African Americans
discrimination against
jobs for
lynchings
race riots
women
airplanes
Allied Countries
American Civil Liberties Union
American Expeditionary Force (AEF)
American Federation of Labor (AFL)
American Medical Corps
armistice
artillery
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Belgium, U.S. aid to
Berger, Victor
Big Four
Bolshevik Revolution (1917)
bombs
Boy Scouts
Britain:
blockade of Germany
empire of
treaties with
and war’s end
Browning automatic rifle
Bush, George W.
cavalry
censorship
Central Powers
civil disobedience
Clemenceau, Georges
Committee on Public Information (CPI)
communism
conscientious objectors (COs)
Creel, George
Debs, Eugene
democracy
Depression
doughboys
draft boards
Du Bois, W. E. B.
electricity, restrictions on
Espionage Act
Europe, map
FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)
field guns
flamethrowers
flu epidemic
Food Administration
Four Minute Men
Fourteen Points
France:
African Americans in
empire of
fighting in
treaties with
U.S. Army in
and war’s end
Franz Ferdinand
Fuel Administration
gas, as weapon
gas masks
Germany:
British blockade of
empire of
and Mexico
prejudice against
ships torpedoed by
war declared on
and war’s end
government bureaucracy
Great Migration
grenades
Hague Conventions
home front
Hoover, Herbert
“Human Squirrel”
immigrants
India, soldiers from
Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)
isolationism
Italy:
fighting in
and war’s end
Japan
jobs
Johnson, Henry
“Lafayette Escadrille”
League of Nations
Liberty bonds
Lloyd George, David
Lost Battalion
Lusitania
lynching
machine guns
Mexican Revolution
Mexico, and Germany
National Defense Act
Nineteenth Amendment
Obama, Barack
100 percent American
Orlando, Vittorio
pacifists
Pancho Villa
patriotism
peace
peace movement
Pershing, General John J.
Pippin, Horace
preparedness
Princip, Gavrilo
Progressive Movement
propaganda
Railroad Administration
rationing
Red Cross
Richtofen, Manfred von (“Red Baron”)
Rickenbacker, Eddie
Roosevelt, Theodore
Russia
segregation
Selective Service Act
shells
shell shock
socialists
Soviet Union
strikes
submarines
suffrage (voting rights)
tanks
taxes
Treaty of Versailles
trenches
U-boats unions
United States:
armed forces
entry into war
isolationism of
jobs in
neutrality of
war at home
war economy of
in world trade
U.S. Army
women’s work in
U.S. Navy
women’s reserve forces
victory gardens
voting rights
War Industries Board
weapons
welfare workers
White, Bertha Hale
Wilhelm II, Kaiser
Wilson, Woodrow:
Fourteen Points
and Germany
ideals of
and League of Nations
and peace
and preparedness
and war declaration
and war’s end
women
African American
farming
jobs for
lower pay for
in military
nurses
traditional roles of
voting rights for
workers’ rights
World War I:
deaths in
effects of
end of
memorials
nations drawn into
profits from
as total war
truce in
World War II
Zimmermann Telegram