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1 World War I The Home Front n Mobilizing Industry n Patriots and Volunteers n Women and Minorities n Organized Labor n Wilson and the 14 Points n The Treaty of Versailles n A Return to “Normalcy”

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5 Salvation Army worker

6 Wilson’s 14 Points

7 n Abolish Secret Treaties

8 Wilson’s 14 Points n Abolish Secret Treaties n Freedom of the Seas

9 Wilson’s 14 Points n Abolish Secret Treaties n Freedom of the Seas n Removal of economic barriers bet nations

10 Wilson’s 14 Points n Abolish Secret Treaties n Freedom of the Seas n Removal of economic barriers bet nations n Arms reductions

11 Wilson’s 14 Points n Abolish Secret Treaties n Freedom of the Seas n Removal of economic barriers bet nations n Arms reductions n Adjustment of colonial claims in the interests of colonizers and native people

12 Wilson’s 14 Points n Abolish Secret Treaties n Freedom of the Seas n Removal of economic barriers bet nations n Arms reductions n Adjustment of colonial claims in the interests of colonizers and native people n The League of Nations

13 WW I Casualties French and British- 2.5 million dead n United States- 53,000 dead

14 Problems with the Treaty of Versailles

15 n Isolationists feared the League of Nations

16 Problems with the Treaty of Versailles n Isolationists feared the League of Nations n Right Wingers thought losers got off too easy

17 Problems with the Treaty of Versailles n Isolationists feared the League of Nations n Right Wingers thought losers got off too easy n Liberals said the peace was too harsh

18 Problems with the Treaty of Versailles n Isolationists feared the League of Nations n Right Wingers thought losers got off too easy n Liberals said the peace was too harsh n German & Italian Americans thought their native lands got screwed!

19 Problems with the Treaty of Versailles n Isolationists feared the League of Nations n Right Wingers thought losers got off too easy n Liberals said the peace was too harsh n German & Italian Americans thought their native lands got screwed! n Irish Americans thought Brits got too much!

20 Warren G. Harding

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