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1 America Enters the War I. Neutrality II. Mediation and Provocation
III. America Enters the War IV. Intervention in Russia V. The Election of 1918

2 I. Neutrality

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4 President Woodrow Wilson

5 German U-Boat

6 Lusitania

7 II. Mediation and Provocation

8 Col. Edward House

9 Zimmerman Telegram

10 Czar Nicholas II

11 III. America Enters the War

12 President Woodrow Wilson

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14 Henry Cabot Lodge

15 Wilsonianism Self-Determination Collective Security Free Trade
 Disarmament  Open Covenants

16 IV. Intervention in Russia

17 Vladimir Ilich Lenin

18 Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

19 Objectives of U.S. Intervention in Russia
Reconstitute Eastern Front Protect storage site Watch Japan  Protect friendly forces

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