Armistice and Aftermath
Armistice and Aftermath
Learning Objectives
- Evaluate the impact of the Wilson administration’s impact on the Treaty of Versailles and the strengths and shortcomings of these peace accords.
- Describe the ways that the United States changed during the war, especially in terms of equality for women and diverse groups of Americans. Evaluate the impact the war had on these changes, as well as the impact of women and minorities on the US war effort.
- Describe the social and political climate in the United States following the end of the war, paying particular attention to the Red Scare and the outbreak of race riots.
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