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How did Woodrow Wilson describe the U.S goal in entering world war 1?
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Woodrow Wilson, the 28th president of America, explained the goal of America entering into WWI as a way to make, in his words, "the world safe for democracy". This was largely due to the Sussex message, the Zimmerman Telegram, and not to mention the sinking of the RMS Lusitania.
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What were Woodrow Wilson's publicly stated reasons for entering World War 1?
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Allied leader who said his nation was entering war to make the world safe for democracy?
Woodrow Wilson
What did Woodrow Wilson feel was bad for democracy?
Woodrow Wilson felt that not entering into World War I would be bad for democracy. When speaking to Congress he asked for a Declaration of War against Germany so that the world could be made safe for democracy.
What changed Woodrow Wilson opinion about entering world war?
German U-boat attacks killed U.S. citizens.
What changed Woodrow Wilson's opinion about entering world war ii?
German U-boat attacks killed U.S. citizens.
Who was the Mexican president during world war 1?
Woodrow Wilson.
What president decided that the price for inactivity in World War 1 was going to be greater than the price to pay for entering war?
Woodrow wilson
Who asked the congress to declare world war 1 on Germany?
Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson
Who was president World War 1?
woodrow wilson 1856-1924 was the us president from ,arch 4,1913 to march 4, 1921ncluding all of world war 1
What factor changed Woodrow Wilson’s opinion about entering world war I?
Americans were angry German U-boats had Killed U.S. citizens. -APEX ;)
What quote did Woodrow Wilson say about World War I?
Woodrow Wilson said that World War 1 was "the war to end all wars."
Who was the president that died in office during World War 2?
Woodrow Wilson was the US president during WW I.
