America's Involvement in World War I

World War I was a big loss both physically and emotionally. This was a conflict between the Allied forces and the central government from 1914 to 1918. More than 15 million people died in battle and became one of the most deadly disputes in history. Assassination of Austria - The Grand Duke of Hungary Franz Ferdinand is considered a trigger of war. War is expressed as world war, full war, and modern war. Because it includes the entire world, the world war. Total war because people use the most resources for war purposes.

In these materials such as photos, letters, artwork, lesson plans, articles, we will explore the participation of the United States in the First World War and the cost and results of complex heritage in the coming decades. Woodrow Wilson and his foreign policy, the role of African-American soldiers during wartime and postwar, soldiers representing the psychological impact of the battlefield and artists sponsored by the government, soldiers writing home, physical wars, and medical Innovation victory and sinking of RMS Lusitania resulted in the death of 1,198 ordinary citizens. The second tile of this collection contains questions to help you analyze photos, documents, artwork, portraits, and object resources.

Through personal letters written in front of the forefront and family, the old exhibition of this century reveals the history of the United States who participated in the First World War. Choosing impressive letters illuminates the feelings and thoughts of war that have led the United States to the world stage, raising complex questions about sex, race, ethnicity, and telling the coming of the modern age. These include people who understood unpublished letters and media power from General John Pershing who led the general of the American expedition. At the beginning of his postwar letters "my soldiers", he realized that everyone was brave and served under his command.

In the spring of 1917, the United States participated in World War I and influenced women's voting rights in many ways. NWP refuses to support efforts to war, NAWSA believes that supporting war is a patriotic act, a way to promote women's rights. The difference between the two groups led to hostility that lasted until 19 th revision in August 1919. Neither NWP nor NAWSA assert responsibility for the adoption of amendments. Historians do not agree on which side has the most influence. Many people believe that each group uses extreme strategies and moderate strategies in combination (Leone, 1996).