African Americans in WWI Many African Americans viewed their service in WWI as a _________________. Of the...
African Americans in WWI
Many African Americans viewed their service in WWI as a _________________.
Of the _______________ that served, only about _______________ were allowed to fight in the trenches.
Despite hopes, race relations actually got worse in the 1920s—sped up _______________.
Great Migration: _______________.
Germany's Last Breath
Germany was feeling a jolt of hope in January 1918 _______________.
Russia had left the war due to a _______________, leaving half the German army to _______________.
They knew _______________, so acting quickly, they attempted to end the war in March before US forces were _______________.
Beginning _______________, Germany unleashed millions of soldiers in five different locations—one of which being the site of the _______________.
After some successes, ultimately their losses mounted and _______________.
On _______________ British/New Zealand troops shoved Germany back _______________.
The effort cost Germany _______________.
American victories at Belleau Wood and Meuse-Argonne would dash all hopes for victory.
Wilson's 14 Points:
Many African Americans viewed their service in WWI as a _________________.
Of the _______________ that served, only about _______________ were allowed to fight in the trenches.
Despite hopes, race relations actually got worse in the 1920s—sped up _______________.
Great Migration: _______________.
Germany's Last Breath
Germany was feeling a jolt of hope in January 1918 _______________.
Russia had left the war due to a _______________, leaving half the German army to _______________.
They knew _______________, so acting quickly, they attempted to end the war in March before US forces were _______________.
Beginning _______________, Germany unleashed millions of soldiers in five different locations—one of which being the site of the _______________.
After some successes, ultimately their losses mounted and _______________.
On _______________ British/New Zealand troops shoved Germany back _______________.
The effort cost Germany _______________.
American victories at Belleau Wood and Meuse-Argonne would dash all hopes for victory.
Wilson's 14 Points:

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