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World War I from the American perspective: a concise video tracing neutrality, the road to war, mobilization, the AEF in Europe, homefront changes, the Paris Peace Conference, and the Senate fight over the Treaty of Versailles. Learn how Wilson’s Fourteen Points, the Zimmermann Telegram, unrestricted submarine warfare, the Selective Service Act, and the Meuse-Argonne offensive remade U.S. politics, society, and global power. Scripted to match classroom pacing and intended for APUSH review. If this helped your study, please like and share the video with classmates. #WWI #GreatWar #APUSH #AmericanHistory #FourteenPoints #MeuseArgonne

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Title and Introduction

American Neutrality, 1914–1917

The Road to War

Mobilizing a Nation

The American Expeditionary Forces in Europe

The War at Home: Society and Culture

Armistice and the American Role in Peace

Treaty Outcomes and Tensions

Long-Term Consequences

Conclusion

Final Instruction

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