The
Wilson Administration and American Entry into World War I
First
Term: The New Freedom
Segregation
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Trade Commission Act
Clayton Anti-trust Act
Panama Canal Opens
Latin America
Mexican Revolution
Haiti, 1915 - 1934
Dominican Republic, 1916
The
Great War, 1914
Triple Entente – Britain, France,
Russia
Triple Alliance – Germany,
Austro-Hungarian Empire, Italy
Nationalism
Archduke Franz Ferdinand, Sarajevo
Election
of 1916
Wilson v. Hughes
“Too Proud to Fight”
Neutrality
Problems with Neutrality
Economics, British
Blockade
Anglophiles in
administration
Submarine Warfare
Lusitania, May 7, 1915
“Peace without victory” – January 1917
US
declares war, April 1917
American
Expeditionary Force, Pershing
Liberty
Bonds
War
Industries Board, July 1917, Bernard Baruch
Dollar a year men
National
War Labor Board
Committee
on Public Information, George Creel
Espionage
Act of 1917
Sedition
Act of 1918
Eugene Debs
Industrial Workers of the World
American
Protective League
Anti-German
hysteria
Russian
Revolutions, 1917
Bolsheviks
The
Peace
14 Points
League of Nations
Paris
Peace
Wilson in Europe
Election
of 1918
Henry Cabot Lodge
Fight over Treaty of Versailles
Wilson’s stroke
Expedition
into Russian Civil War
Consequences
of War