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1. Who is the victim in these posters?
2. What persuasive techniques do they utilize?
3. What would be the impact of these posters in American society?

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1. What persuasive techniques did these posters use to recruit soldiers?

2. What common imagery is seen through the posters?

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1. Why were there posters directed specifically at the black population in America?
2. Who do you think made these posters? What was their purpose?
3. What themes do you see in these posters?

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1. List the things that were expected from the general American public according to these posters.
2. Who was the intended audience for these posters?

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1. Why are women and children often used in propaganda posters?
2. What is the purpose of having posters aimed specifically at women and children?

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The war ended with the Treaty of Versailles, and with America being considered one of the Big 4 (America, Italy, France and Britain). With America at the head of the table, Wilson proposed his Fourteen Points, with his most important point being the creation of the League of Nations. A debate in America ensued over whether or not America should join the League of Nations. Below are some important people involved in this debate. Answer the questions (this may require some research).

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In the United States there were three main positions on the Treaty of Versailles. Listed below are the men who most align with those positions.

Isolationists - rejecting the treaty outright

William Borah

Modification/ Reservationists - modifying the treaty with "14 Reservations"

Gilbert Hitchcock

Henry Cabot Lodge

Internationalists - Full Acceptance of the Treaty as is

President Woodrow Wilson

Answer the following questions to better understand the positions:

1. Outline the major reasonings of each of the positions above. Please explain why they are support or are opposed the the treaty and what they believe is best for the United States post WWI.

2. Which group do you believe has the most convincing argument? Why? Additionally, who do you think is to "blame" for the treaty failing to pass? Wilson, congress, or other forces?

3. Ultimately, the Treaty would fail, and America would not join the League of Nations. What is the consequence of America not joining the League of Nations in America and in the World?