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Taveon
1. included men from widely separated parts of the country.
2.American infantrymen were nicknamed doughboys, possibly because of the white belts they wore, which they cleaned with pipe clay, or "dough."
3.the battlefields of world war 1 saw the first large-scale use of weapons.
4.Tanks ran on caterpillar treads and were built of steel so that bullets bounced off.
5.british first used tanks during the 1916 battle of the somme.
6.the british had learned how to drive large numbers of tanks through barbed wire defenses, clearing a path for the infantry

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Kaitlyn
1. surrounded by filth, lice, rats, and polluted water that caused dysentery.
2. inhaled poison gas and smelled the stench of decaying bodies.
3. suffered from lack of sleep.
4. constant bombardments which led to battle fatigue and "shell shock" a basically a complete emotional collapse which many never recovered from.
5. Trench foot, toes would turn colors and become numb then start to rot due to standing in cold wet trenches for long periods of time.
6. Trench mouth, a painful infection of the gums and throat caused by poor hygiene.

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wesley
1.millions of naturalized U.S. citizens followed the war closely because they still had ties to the nations from which they emigrated.
2.The telegram from the german foreign minister to the german ambassador in mexico and germany and promised
3.American opinon had been more negative toward germany than towards any other country in Europe.
4.german U-boats started sinking american merchants ships.
5.unrestricted submarine warefare
6.germany floated the idea of alliance with mexico.

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Jamal
1. Ypres, 3rd battle, July-Nov. 1917: Allied victory costs over half a million casualties
2. Cantigny, May 1918: U.S. troops fill gaps between French and British lines during German offensive.
3. Château-Thierry, June 1918: U.S. troops help stop the German advance on Paris.
4. Marne, 2nd battle, July-Aug. 1918: The turning point of the war. Allies advance steadily after defeating the Germans.
5. St. Mihiel, Sept. 1918: Pershing leads American army to victory.
6. Meuse-Argonne, Sept.-Nov.1918: American advance helps end the war.

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Tierney
1. France and Britain owed us money and it was going to waste because they were losing.
2. Our ship Lusitania sunk by Germany which started war.
3. Germany tried to aligned with Mexico by telegramming a the Zimmermann letter secretly.
4. Woodrow declared war to make peace for the better.
5. War of democracies against brutal monarchies.
6. Germany attacked civilians, destroying villages, cathedrals, libraries, and hospitals through Belgium ( our ally member)

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Selective Service act and mass production

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Selective Service act and mass production

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C.J
1.Made men sign up for military

2.24 million men are signed up by 1918

3.3 million soldiers were called up

4.400,000 African Americans served in the armed forces

5.America had to ship goods across ocean

6.The importance of shipyard work increased.

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Logan
1. The development of the machine gun allowed a 3 man team shoot 600 rounds per minute.

2. Airplanes introduced "dogfights" and advancements in recon work.

3. Helium Airships were the modern day bomber during World War 1.

4. Antiaircraft Guns were a counter to the power of aircraft warfare.

5. Poison Gas was a great improvement in clearing trenches and other bunkers holding enemies.

6. The use of tanks made a great improvement of clearing barbed wire for soldiers and other forces to advance towards the enemy.