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The Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife were shot in Sarajevo. They were shot by Serbians.
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When the Great War began, the United States wanted to remain neutral. Woodrow Wilson wanted to remain neutral in thoughts and in deed.
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German submarines torpedoed American ships killing many Americans. This angered many Amercians, but it was later found that the explosion was caused inside of the ship and not by the German ships.
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Promise made by the German Empire during WWI to limit unrestricted submarines. However this pledge was borken in March 24, 1916.
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Francisco Villa, better known as Pancho Vills, was one of the most prominent Mexican revolutionary generals.
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A promise from Germany to the United States prior to the latters entry to the war that Germany would not torpedo any ships without warning.
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German submarines attacked merchant ships without warning.
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Arthur Zimmermann, secretary of Germany, proposed a secret alliance with Mexico. This note promised Mexico they will gain back Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona if Mexico started war with the US.
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A group called the Bolsheviks were a group of Russians who wanted change by throwing out the reging czar.
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This qoute was on Woodrow Wilson's slogan to appeal to those voters who anted to avoid a war in Europe or with Mexico.
