Alabama and World War I Week 22

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Across
  1. 4. A war strategy requiring a nation’s full economic, industrial, and civilian participation.
  2. 6. The United States, Great Britain, and France were part of this coalition during World War I.
  3. 7. Nickname for American soldiers, including many from Alabama, who fought in World War I.
  4. 9. Sturdy footwear worn by American soldiers, including those from Alabama, in the muddy trenches of Europe.
  5. 10. The agreement signed on November 11, 1918, that ended the fighting in World War I.
  6. 12. This governing body in Alabama helped organize resources and support for the war effort.
  7. 15. A small bag carried by soldiers to store personal items and rations.
Down
  1. 1. U.S. president during World War I, responsible for leading the country into the conflict.
  2. 2. Alabama soldiers in this reserve force were mobilized for World War I service.
  3. 3. Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire formed this opposing alliance.
  4. 5. Alabama military school that trained officers, including those who served in World War I.
  5. 8. Alabama military base that trained soldiers for service in World War I.
  6. 11. Cloth leg wrappings worn by World War I soldiers for protection and support.
  7. 13. Military training camp in Montgomery, Alabama, where soldiers prepared for World War I.
  8. 14. A World War I-era concrete ship named after an Alabama city, used as an oil tanker.