1. Group of nations linked together for a purpose.

2. President Wilson’s plan for a fair peace after World War I. One part of it was the formation of the League of Nations.

3. An association of nations from 1920-1946, whose purpose was to promote international cooperation and world peace.

4. A British passenger liner sunk by German U-boats in 1915. 1,200 people died including 128 Americans. Many Americans wanted to enter the war against Germany.

5. When a nation or group doesn’t take sides in a war or dispute.

6. Thoughts spread by a group that support its views, usually at the expense of another group.

7. Supreme Court decision in 1919. It said that freedom of speech was not an absolute right, especially during wartime. Yelling fire in a crowded theater in not permitted.

8. Agreement marking the end of World War I. The US Senate did not approve the treaty or the League of Nations.

9. President of the United States from 1912-1921. He was the President during World War I.

10. Conflict from 1914-1918 in which Italy, Germany, and Austria- Hungary (the Triple Alliance) was defeated by the Triple Entente (France, England, and Russia). It was also called the Great War.