PROGRESSIVE ERA World War I To Atlanta Fire. World War I 1914-1918 Allied Powers Leading Countries Central Powers Leading Countries France Great Britain.

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PROGRESSIVE ERA World War I To Atlanta Fire

World War I Allied Powers Leading Countries Central Powers Leading Countries France Great Britain Russia (United States joined in 1917) Germany Austria-Hungary President Woodrow Wilson declared the US would be a neutral country.

Eugene Jacques Bullard First black African American combat pilot – from Columbus, GA Enlisted in French Foreign Legion: 1914 Flew combat missions against Germany US Army Air Force refused his services

The United States Enters the War President Wilson worked to keep the US out of the war 1915: German submarine sank passenger ship Lusitania killing 128 AmericansLusitania 1917: sub attacks resumed sinking American ships Zimmerman telegram: Germany tried to get Mexico to attack the US Wilson finally joined the Allied powersAllied powers

Georgia and World War I ±100,000 Georgians volunteered to join the US armed forces Training in Georgia at Camp Benning, Fort McPherson, and Camp Gordon helped Georgia economy Georgians contributed manufactured goods and farm produce 3,000 young Georgians killed in the war Ended November 11, 1918

Atlanta Fire May 21, 1917 Lasted hours Seventy city blocks destroyed 6,000-10,000 people left homeless Click to return to Table of Contents.