Chapter 33: US involvement in WWI

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Chapter 33 US involvement in WWI

• WWI was the logical extension of the
  industrialization of the late 19th 20th Century

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Fathers of Modern Thought

• Karl Marx (V.I. Lenin)
• Charles Darwin
• Sigmund Freud

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Marxs Stages of History

• Nomadism
• Agrarian (Feudal)
• Capitalism (bourgeoisie and proletariat)
• Socialism (dictatorship of the proletariat)
• Communism the government withers away
• from each according to his abilities, to each
  according to his needs

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Zimmerman Note
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George Creel
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To assist the effort, renowned magazine
illustrator James Montgomery Flagg created the
iconic image of Uncle Sam pointing directly at
potential Army recruits above the legend I Want
You. Magazines and newspapers featured Flaggs
new enlistment tool, and this life-size poster
has been seared into our collective memory.
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Pershing
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Victims of the Everett Massacre, 12 Wobblies
dead,30 wounded- 2 deputies dead, 20 wounded
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Aftermath of East St. Louis Race Riots, 1917
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Six Blocks of Walnut Street in East ST. Louis
reduced to rubble In race-related violence , 1917
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NAACP Protest of East St. Louis Race Riots,1917
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Seattle Police Department, 1919
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American Troops arriving at Vladivostok, 1919 en
route to Archangel
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Cartoon from the February 8, 1919, issue of The
Woman Citizen implying that the liquor interests
were opposed to woman suffrage in Nebraska
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Election of 1920
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