U.S. ARMY SIGNAL CORPS WOODROW WILSON DEFEAT U-BOAT POSTER WOMEN IN WAR EFFORT.

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U.S. ARMY SIGNAL CORPS WOODROW WILSON DEFEAT U-BOAT POSTER WOMEN IN WAR EFFORT

Back to Images By 1918, American troops were in Europe, fighting in World War I. Americans in French Tank, U.S. Army Signal Corps (1918), unknown BACK TO LESSON

Back to Images Woodrow Wilson helped negotiate the Treaty of Versailles in Paris. Woodrow Wilson in Paris, January 1919, unknown BACK TO LESSON

Back to Images Propaganda posters urged Americans to help defeat Germany. U-boats were German submarines used to block trade. Defeat the Kaiser and His U-Boats (ca. 1918), unknown BACK TO LESSON

Back to Images Many women helped out in the war effort, both overseas and at home. Salvation Army Women Bring Sustenance to Soldiers (May 9, 1918), unknown BACK TO LESSON

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