1.Enter Here 2. Causes ofWW 1 Trench Lobby Warfare 3. Trench Warfare Why the U.S Causes ofEnteredWW 1 WW 1 4. Why the U.S. entered thewarTrench The U.S.Warfare In the war…

1. Interwar 2. Interwar PeriodThe Interwar period is understood within Western culture to be the period between the end of the First World War and…

1. Part 4: Making Peace• Your goal: Understand how the end of World War Imade World War II possible. 2. 4 Making Peace TERMS & NAMESOverview •…

The Final Push The End of the War March â June 1918 German final offensive Russia had surrendered Jan. 1918 Russian Revolution 600 000 German troops freed up from the Eastern…

1933-1945 Chapter 29 World Affairs 1933-1939 Franklin D. Rooseveltâs âGood Neighborâ policy attempted to make peace with the United States southern neighborâs. At the…

PowerPoint Presentation The End of World War I Treaty of Versailles and Wilsonâs 14 Points The War Ends The United States joined the war in 1917. One year later, the war…

Origins of the Cold War Ideological Differences Different philosophies/ideologies: Democratic capitalism Marxist communism U.S. vs. Soviets Private control Voting by the…

Bellringer America wanted to remain neutral during WWI because We didnât think we should fight over European causes We were cowards We didnât think the war could be won…

Chapter 27 â World War I and Its Aftermath Section 5 â Making the Peace Setting the Scene Just weeks after the Great War ended, President Wilson boarded a steamship bound…

WWI and the U.s. The end of wwi Entry of the u.s. President Woodrow Wilson tried to keep the United States out of the war, but it became increasingly difficult. The sinking…