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When was the tipping point at which the US could no longer be considered an isolated nation?
During WWI, when the Lusitania was attacked, and in WWII when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor.
Why did America declare its neutrality during World War I?
America wanted to remain neutral during WWI because it wanted Europe to settle its own continental problems. The USA was eventually forced to enter WWI in order to protect its merchant sea going vessels.
How did the Americans help the Allies win World War 1?
The Americans helped the Allies by sending resources to them during WWI.
What was the experience for most americas during WW1?
WWI helped the American economy, but most Americans did not want to be part of the conflict.
Was calvin coolidge president during World War 1?
No. Coolidge ascended to office in 1923, while WWI ended in 1918.
Who was commanding Europe in WW1?
There were many different commanders in Europe during WWI, as each country had their own. The leader of the UK during WWI was first Herbert Asquith and then David Lloyd George. The leader of France during WWI was Georges Clemenceau. The leader of Italy during WWI was first Antonio Salandra and then Vittorio Orlando. The leader of Serbia during WWI was King Peter I. The leader of Russia during WWI was Czar Nicholas II. The leader of Germany during WWI was Kaiser Wilhelm II. The leader of Austria-Hungary during WWI was first Franz Joseph I and then Karl I. The leader of the Ottoman Empire during WWI was Mehmed V. The leader of Bulgaria during WWI was Czar Ferdinand I.
How many soldiers died on the beaches on D-Day?
The Canadians and United Kingdom lost 340 man and 739 other casualities the Germans losted many more.
Who was the dictator during WWI?
Lenin
When was the tipping point at which the US could no longer be considered an isolated nation?
During WWI, when the Lusitania was attacked, and in WWII when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor.
Who is general Busevsheef?
he was Germany's general during WWI
Why was 1917 a turning point in World War 1?
The most significant event of 1917 when it comes to WWI is the engagement of the US. Beginning late in that year, doughboys began flooding the European landscape, bringing thousands of .30-caliber rifles and deadly hand grenades to the battle trenches. The war until then had been nearly static, in terms of the front lines. The entrance of the Americans made that status quo impossible to maintain.
President during ww1?
The President of the United States during WWI was Woodrow Wilson.
What do iranians call their leaders?
during WWI they called them shahs
Who was President of the United States during WWI?
Woodrow Wilson
Who was ferdiand foch?
French Army commander during WWI
Was Teddy Roosevelt the president during World War 1?
He was not. During WWI, it was Woodrow Wilson.
Who lead German in World War 1?
I assume you meant who led Germany in WWI... The Kaiser of Germany during WWI was Wilhelm II.
