JIm Crow, WW1, & the Roaring 20's

1. This president's fourteen points were meant to ensure world peace.
2. The Britixh liner sunk by German u-boats--created outrage among Americans.
3. The elimination of alcohol to reduce public.
5. This system involved guards of destroyers escorting merchant shipd.
9. The skepticism of some scientific discoveries.
13. these laws were designed to reinstate pre_Civil war social order.
15. mass exodus of african americans from the jim crow south to the north.
18. Alliance originally consisting of France, Britain, and Russia.
19. This note (telegram) asking Mexico to go to war with the U.S. was intercepted.
22. The use of armed forces as a tool of diplomacy
23. War damages that Germany was forced to pay ($33 billion).
24. Alliance comprised of Germany, A-H, and the Ottoman Empire.
26. The cease-fire that Germany signed in 1918 that ended the war.

1. This clause forced Germany to take the blame for starting WW1.
2. A way for citizens to buy war bonds.
3. Debt _______-system of sharecroppingwith kept blacks in aperpetual state of debt.
4. A biased form of communication meant to influence the public's opinion.
6. _______ objector- One who disagrees with war on moral grounds.
7. People who smuggled in alcohol from other counties, often in their boots.
8. A school teacher persecuted for teaching evolution.
9. The heir to the Austrian throne whose murder ultimately led to WW1.
10. The area between trenches in which few men came out alive.
11. This act required men to register to be selected for duty.
12. The modern (for the 20's), more assertive woman, who danced, drinked, and smoked in public.
14. This treaty kept Germany from maintaining an army, and forced the to pay war damages.
16. a devotion to the interests of one's country.
17. Implement used to protect soldiers from gas attacks.
20. ______ Renaissance-a literary and artistic celebration of black culture.
21. Hidden bars and saloons that sold alcohol during prohibition.
25. The leader of the American Expeditionary Force.