American Neutrality in World War One
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What event prompted President Wilson to take the U.S. into the war against Germany and Austria-Hungary?

  • The British capturing a secret German telegram
  • The U.S. uncovering Germany's unrestricted submarine warfare
  • The American people's anger towards the British
  • The interception and public release of a German offer to Mexico (correct)

    • What effect did America's entry into the war have on the overall conflict?

  • It caused a stalemate in the war
  • It led to an immediate end of the war
  • It had no noticeable impact on the war
  • It provided a significant boost to the political leaders and soldiers of the Allies (correct)

    • What was the primary concern of the French and the British before America's commitment to the war?

  • They were worried about Russia dropping out of the war
  • They were concerned about America's reluctance to join the war
  • They feared defeat and believed the war was stalemated (correct)
  • They were struggling with a shortage of men and resources

    • What was the consequence of America entering the war while Russia was dropping out?

    <p>It became a race to see if the U.S. could provide enough troops to tilt the scale in favor of the Allies</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did America's involvement in World War I position the country on the global stage?

    <p>It positioned the U.S. as one of the world powers for the rest of the century</p> Signup and view all the answers

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