World War I and its domestic consequences

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Explain the reasons for United States entry into World War I, including unrestricted submarine warfare, economic ties, and ideological claims about democracy and world order.
Analyze how the federal government mobilized the economy, military, public opinion, and labor during World War I.
Evaluate the impact of wartime policies on civil liberties, dissent, and definitions of loyalty, including the suppression of antiwar activism and radicalism.

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Explain the goals of Wilson’s peace program and evaluate the reasons the United States rejected membership in the League of Nations.

Assess how the First Red Scare, labor unrest, and postwar nativism reflected both the domestic consequences of the war and broader anxieties about social change.

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