World War One -- Primary Source Readings -- U.S. and World History

This is a series of primary source readings for students taking a U.S. history course to learn about U.S. involvement in the First World War, and the rejection of the Versailles Treaty and League of Nations by the United States.
The packet includes the following primary source readings:

1. The Zimmermann Telegram and President Woodrow Wilson's address to Congress asking for a declaration of war against Germany

2. "The State" by Randolph Bourne

3. Woodrow Wilson's "14 Points" speech

4. Irreconcilables and the League of Nations Treaty: League of Nations charter, speech by Senator William Borah

Also contains: Unit vocabulary list and review worksheet, worksheet for movie Joyeux Noel

33 pages total

Note: These readings along with more than 90 others are included in my book Primary Source American History, along with three mock trials, two mock congresses and several dozen projects review worksheets. If you like this (or the free readings on my store), consider getting the complete set.