Ch 11 Sec 3-4 Flashcards
War industry
Econ
Encouraged companies to use mass production techniques to increase efficiency
Eliminate waster products
Good administration
Econ
Implemented food schedule to help conserve and produce food
Liberty and victory loans
Econ
Lots of taxes, bonds sold to make money
Committee on public information
Social
Set up propaganda
Created posters and signs promoting the war
Espionage and sedition acts
Econ
Fined $10,000 and sentenced 20 years in jail for interfering with war effort
Violated first amendment
Great migration
Social lots of blacks moved north for jobs and escape racism
Made north over populated and blacks were treated the same
Women’s peace party
Social
Women took jobs while men were at war but women didn’t get equal pay
Propaganda
Specific message aimed to serve an agenda
Actively spread philosophy or point of view
Propaganda examples in history
Means of recruiting men
Raise money for military
Kids by war saving stamps
Examples from
Today of propoganda
Stay in school go to college
Snapchat ads
Truth end smoking ad
WWI cultural effects
Great migration Nationalism People found work in army Propaganda Women's suffrage
WWI geographical effects
Austria and Hungary broke up
Russian border moves new nations created
New allies
International foreign policy effects
Treaty of Versailles- Germany couldn’t have army, pay for damage; war guilt, gave French land back
14 point plan
Economic effects of WWI
Money in Germany worthless
Wages rose
Money went to support war
Germany suffered mass debt
Long term effects
War debt
Economic depression
Increased nationalism
Isolationism
Fourteen point plan Wilson
No treaties and overall unity
Boundaries
League of Nations
Why allies reject wilsons plan
French premier George prevent future invasions Lloyd British prime minister re election Vitoria wanted control or territory Didn't want to abide by the rules Germany still angry Couldn't enforce it
Provisions of treaty of Versailles
9 new nations,ottoman empire split
Reparations war damages 33$ billion to allies
Versailles treaty weaknesses
Germanys punishment
War guilt
Ignored colonized people claims for self determination
Opposition to treaty in America
Economic consequences
Pull down Europe
Sell out to imperlism
Debate over league of nation s
Best hope for peace
Threat to us self determination
Wilsonrefuses to compromise
Feared us membership would force us to form foreign policy’s in accord with league
Legacy of war in America
Americans wanted normalcy
Social changes for woman and African Americans
Legacy of war in Europe
List of hard feelings
Germans mad
Adolfo they shall not go down in vain
