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| 1916 GOP Candidate endorsed by TR |
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| 1920 Democratic Candidate |
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| Administered the War Industry Board |
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| After they took power, Russia sued for immediate peace |
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| American Commanding General |
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| Americans combat action was focused here |
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| Article X created concern among these Senators |
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| Covered 2/3rds cost of the war |
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| Director of the Food Program |
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| Finland, Latviz, Estonia, and Lithuania benefitted from this Wilsonian ideal |
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| French member of the Big Four |
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| German diplomatic blunder that turned the West more pro-war |
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| German pledge that delayed US entry into the war by about 2 years |
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| Government can limit speech in case of a clear and present danger |
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| Group of Senators like Borah against Versailles |
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| Harding campaigned on this |
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| He attacked Columbus, New Mexico |
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| Lead to German hyper-inflation and deep resentment |
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| League of Nations charter was part of this document |
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| Comm. on Public Information |
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| Led by George Creel, it sold the war to American |
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| Led to attrition warfare and creation of the tank |
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| Main cause of US intevention in war |
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| Method of the FFA to save fuel |
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| Most decorated American soldier of WWI |
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| New weapon that created no man's land |
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| Nickname for American soldiers |
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| Espionage and Sedition Acts |
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| Outlawed criticism of the war |
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| Prime Minister of Great Britain at the end of WWI |
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| SEnate Republican Foreign Affairs Chair |
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| Site of wartime race riots |
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| Socialist who garnered 900,000 votes in 1912 & 1920 |
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| Spawns Harlem Renaissance |
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| Suffrage for women to preserve progressivism |
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| Treasury Sec. who prevented run on Wall Street and later controlled US RRs |
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| Weak and ineffective war bureau nevertheless established precedent for WWII |
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| Wilsonian principal designed to end the need for massive armies |
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