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jairo valdez

1. july-nov 1917:allied victory costs over half a million casualties.

2.may 1918 :U.S troops fill gaps between french and British lines during german offensive

3.june 1918:U.S troops help stop the german advance on Paris

4.july-Aug : the turning point of the war allies advance steadily after defeating the germans.

5. sept 1918: pershing leads american army victory

6.sept-nov : american advance helps end the war.

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Chloe
1.surrounded by filth,lice,rats and polluted waters
2.lack of sleep
3.battle of fatigue
4.emotional collapse
5.trench toes and trench gums
6.PTSD

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John J. perching-
1Pershing was an American general who led troops against "Pancho" Villa. He took on the offensive.2 Which was one of the longest lasting battles- 47 days in World War I. 3He was the commander of the American Expeditionary Forces in Europe during World War I.
doughboys -
4was a nickname for the inexperienced but fresh American soldiers during WWI.
Conscientious objectors-
5is a person who refuses to participate in war on grounds of conscience or belief.
Alvin york-
6during WWI, this Tennesseean won the Congressional Medal of Honor for capturing 132 German soldiers.  - Kyle Ngo

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New/Improved Technology Introduced in WWI

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New/Improved Technology Introduced in WWI

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1. Machine guns firepower increased to 600 rounds per minute.
2. Planes loaded with bombs and front mounted machine guns.
3. Chlorine gas sickened, burned, and blinded its victims.
4. Gas masks became standard issue.
5. Tanks were used to "mow down" barbed wire and soldiers.
6. Antiaircraft guns were used to shoot down enemy planes

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Logan McMackin:
1. The British Blockade cause threats with freedom and prevention of America goods from reaching German Ports.
2. U-boat sank the British liner. (Lusitania)
3. In August of 1915, a U-boat sank yet another British liner. (Arabic)
4. Election of 1916.
5. German provocation.
6. Sinking of four unarmed ships which resulted in the death of 36 people.

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Selective Service Act/Draft and Mass Production

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Selective Service Act/Draft and Mass Production

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Simon Sutton
1. created to meet the government's need for troops
2. Required men to register and possibly be called up.
3. 24 million men registered and 3 million were called up
4. some shipyard workers were exempt from the draft
5. Families of shipyard workers were given service flags
6. Ship parts were manufactured in a separate location and then sent to the shipyard to be assembled.