What was the German ambassador's name that sent a telegram to Mexico asking them to attack the US?

What was the name of the treaty after WW1 in which the Allied Powers agreed upon (except the US and Russia) which laid out extremely harsh conditions for Germany?

When armies are stuck in a no-win battle it is called a what?

What was the US's stance concerning entanglements with foreign nations AFTER WW1?

World War I is also known as the (?) War?

Which individual won the Congressional Medal of Honor?

What was the court case in which it was ruled that peoples' rights can be limited?

The area between the trenches was called what?

Which event most influenced Woodrow Wilson's decision to enter WW1?

What did the US government sell in order to raise money for the war effort?

Who was the commander of the AEF?

What was Wilson's plan calling for post-war peace called?

What was the item called that was sent from Germany to Mexico in attempt to recruit Mexico to the Central Powers?

Which weapon was most responsible for breaking the stalemate in trench warfare?

The US attempted to maintain a policy of (?) in 1914?

Who were the three progressive presidents?

Which act called for men to register for military service?

The Treaty of Versailles required Germany to pay for all damages or --

Which battle broke the stalemate in France?

The sinking of which ship prompted Wilson to declare war on Germany?

Who was a strong advocate for the US refraining from joining the League of Nations?

The Espionage suspended which amendment?

What is the building up of a country's military forces?

America found it difficult to remain neutral during WW1 because of its failure to maintain what?

Which three countries were included in the Triple Entente?