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- 3. The total number of people killed from WWI (approx.)
- 7. The name of the country Germany tried to get to form an alliance with them against the U.S., per the Zimmerman telegram.
- 8. Illness that hit the world in 1918, causing a pandemic.
- 11. Wilson's _________ points, outlining a post WWI world.
- 12. Location that the treaty of WWI was signed at, giving it its name.
- 13. This three letter acronym was the name given to US troops in WWI.
- 16. The "Lost Battalion" was part of this offensive, helping to win the war for the Allies.
- 17. Worn by people in the U.S. during the influenza pandemic of 1918.
- 19. This organization was a group on the home front and front lines in WWI, providing aid and medical supplies (it still does).
- 21. The sinking of this passenger ship caused the US to go to war.
- 22. Telegram intercepted by the U.S. that led to involvement in WWI.
- 23. WWI marked the first time troops were sent overseas from the US to defend this.
- 24. Pride in one's country, sometimes believing it to be superior to others.
- 25. Name of the submarines that the Germans used in WWI, which sunk the Lusitania.
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- 1. Wilson wanted to form a __________ of nations after WWI.
- 2. Modern pandemic often associated with the spanish flu pandemic.
- 4. The main thing the US wanted to do after WWI, meaning they wouldn't want to get involved in European conflicts again.
- 5. First name of the president with the last name "Wilson" in WWI.
- 6. The voluntary growing of crops to combat food shortages were known as these.
- 9. One of the causes of WWI, in which countries agree to help each other or at least not fight.
- 10. Posters for the war effort in WWI were considered to be this, since they often tried to persuade people to do something.
- 14. The money that Germany had to repay after the war.
- 15. Group, led by Vladimir Lenin, that overthrew the Russian government in 1917.
- 18. Country that underwent a revolution during WWI, causing it to drop out of the fighting in 1917.
- 20. Incorrect origin often associated with the influenza pandemic of 1918.