American History: A Survey 10/e   Alan Brinkley
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1. How the United States, which had leaned toward the Allies since the outbreak of World War I, was eventually drawn into full participation in the war.

2. That the American intervention on land and sea provided the balance of victory for the beleaguered Allied forces.

3. How the Wilson administration financed the war, managed the economy, and encouraged public support of the war effort.

4. That Woodrow Wilson tried to apply his lofty war aims to the realities of world politics and that he substantially failed.

5. That the American war effort had profound economic, social, and racial significance.

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