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Woodrow Wilson speech before Congress, April 2nd, 1917

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Woodrow Wilson speech before Congress, April 2nd, 1917

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Wilson spoke to congress about entering the war because he believed world peace was at stake. Wilson accused Germany of submarine warfare and warfare against mankind. This famous speech to congress gave the reason, or motive, to why the US should enter the war.

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The Lusitania sinking helped bring America into the war because Germany was directly involving them in it. Initially Woodrow Wilson believed we shouldn't interfere in the war but after this and many other events that obviously didn't stay true. The US sought to enter the war to profit off of The success of the British and create a closer bond to them. The Lusitania sinking was really the last straw the US needed before they entered the war. The many deaths and loss of cargo caused the US to have to interfere in the war.

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Committee of Public Information- April 1917

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Committee of Public Information- April 1917

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The Committee Of Public Information was made to mobilize public opinion of the war. The CPI was important to the ongoing war because it spread information of the war and motivated people to contribute their part in the war.

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The Selective Service Act required all men aged 21-45 to register for the military. This act, even if controversial, helped fill the trenches on the front lines and without

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Poster advocating to stay silent about the war

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Espionage and Sedition Acts- 1917 & 1918

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Espionage and Sedition Acts- 1917 & 1918

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The US wanted people to stay quiet about the war because any commotion or untrue facts could cause even more commotion during a time where they needed to focus on the war.

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Women played a very important role in the war. Women filled jobs in factories to help supply their soldiers with weapons, food, clothing, etc. Without women filling in the absence of the men at war  the economy would have fell and our soldiers would have been weaponless. They not only helped in the factories but also were on the front lines tending to wounded soldiers. With everyone in the U.S. contributing to the war efforts it helped contribute to the Allies' victory.

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Meuse-Argonne Offensive- Sep 26th, 1918-Nov 11, 1918

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Meuse-Argonne Offensive- Sep 26th, 1918-Nov 11, 1918

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This battle was one of the largest and deadliest operations of the American Expeditionary Forces. More than a million Americans, a lot being inexperienced, fought in France against the Germans. With American support the Allies won the Argonne forest territory of France. This battle was a important point in WW1 because it was the last battle the US fought in the Hundred Day Offensive. This battle eventually led to the Germans being forced to accept the armistice and essentially end the war. .

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Poster advocating for the women's suffrage movement

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The fight for women's rights had been ongoing for many decades. The movement was then temporarily put on hold when the great war came along and they had to focus on helping their country. It wasn't until after WW1 that their voices were finally being heard and the 19th amendment was passed. The amendment allowed women to have the ability to vote. WW1 really let women show just how dedicated they are to their country and how they deserve the right to vote in it.

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Senate Rejects Treaty of Versailles- 28th June, 1919

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Senate Rejects Treaty of Versailles- 28th June, 1919

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The Treaty of Versailles put all the blame on Germany and made them pay a large sum of money. The US senate rejected the treaty because many did not want to join the league of nations. They did not want a international government. Another factor in the rejection of The Treaty of Versailles was president Wilson not including the Senate in the negotiations.

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During and after the war a large amount of African Americans immigrated from the south to the north. One reason they had to immigrate from the south was to escape the oppression and a greater economic promise. With soldiers leaving to Europe, the factories many worked in were in need of workers. A large amount of African Americans contributed to the war efforts by filling in these jobs and migrating to the north. In total during the war around 450,000 African Americans migrated during this time.