World War I

Person in charge of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

Alliance including Great Britain, France, and Russia

An agreement between two enemies to permanently stop fighting

An agreement with a government to pay for something like a war, which is then repaid later

To add an area to a state or country; to take over

A system where young people are required to join the military for a period of time

Led 2 million American Soldiers through the Mexican-American War

An organization created by President Wilson that would work to keep peace in the world

British passenger ship that was sank by the Germans while traveling across the Atlantic Ocean

Not supporting any side in a fight, argument, or war

Forced Germany to take full blame for the war; required Germany to pay for war damages

A group of people or countries that form a strong partnership for a common purpose

Tennessee businessman who fought in the Spanish-American war; led National Guard Troops in WWI

Along with eight other American soldiers, he captured 132 German soldiers; became a war hero

To stop something or someone on its journey before it or that person can get there.

Proposed alliance; Germany wanted Mexico to join them against the US

Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire

American soldiers who were always covered in dry, chalky dust, and were nicknamed this.