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| the heir of the Austrian-Hungary empire. Was assassinated by a Serbian terrorist in 1914. |
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| Austria-Hungary and Germany |
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| Authors that romanticized the war |
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| Ernest Hemingway, E.E. Cummings |
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| Germany's plan to attack France through Belgium to get to Paris |
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| rapid firing rifles, explosives, artillery, machine gun, airplanes for bombing, tanks, and poison gas |
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| was destroyed by Germany u-boats which killed 1200 people (128 Americans) |
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| will increase the army size |
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| created twelve farm banks for loans. |
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| created the 8-hour workday |
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| first Jewish justice appointed in 1916 |
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| telegram to the German minister of Mexico, if war breaks out, they should take back the land lost in the Mexican American War. |
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| discusses a split between the proletariat and capitalist |
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| provides for 20 years in prison, $10,000 fine for helping the enemy |
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| Enemy Act and Sedition Act |
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| said that you can't say anything bad about the government. |
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the typical American soldier
22 years old
5' 7"
141 lbs |
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| bonds sold to raise money for WWI |
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| will increase the tax rate and increase estate tax. |
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| United Railway Administration |
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| federal agency created to fix railroads and railroad costs |
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| federal agency created to reduce hours and often take over factories |
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