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1 The US And the Great War, 1914-1920

2 U.S. and the Great War The Road to War War and Society The Lost Peace

3 preparedness propaganda pandemic influenza Red Scare
Names and Terms Big Stick Dollar Diplomacy intervention neutral impartial preparedness propaganda pandemic influenza Red Scare

4 The Road to War The Guns of August Neutral but Not Impartial Peace, Preparedness, and the Election of 1916 Wilson’s Final Peace Offensive

5 War and Society The Slaughter and Stalemate Mobilizing the Economy Great Migrations Propaganda and Civil Liberties The Influenza Pandemic of

6 The Lost Peace American participation and American aid The Fourteen Points as utopian diplomacy The Versailles Peace Conference The Battle for the League

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