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The United State was more heavily siding toward the Allied powers before World War 1, but remained neutral until April 6, 1917.
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What were the advantages and disadvantages of the United states staying neutral in World War 1?
The us was not neutral, they were against the USSR (the evil empire)
Why was the US originally neutral in world war 1?
most americans saw no reason to join the struggle
What were the US goals before world war 1?
nothing
American responces to World War 1?
The US remained neutral to protect her business establishments it had made with several countries.
What did the US do with the Philippine Island after War?
After the Philippine-American War, the US governed the Philippines as a US possession. As it had promised to do before the war, after World War 2 the US granted independence to the Philippines.
What was the stance of the US before the World War 2 and why?
Neutral, because they didn't want to fight.
What did congress pass before pearl harbor that made the US a neutral nation in the war?
. . . but the US was not a neutral nation in world war 2. The US was one of a number of nations that composed the 'Allies' in declaring war on the empire of Japan.
Why did the US stay neutral in World War 2 before Pearl Harbor?
They didn't want war. They wanted to stay neutral so they could lose as little lives as possible.
Was the us neutral for all of World War I?
No, the U.S. entered World War 1 in 1917.
Was the US neutral at the start of world war 1?
Yes, it was.
Did the us remain neutral in World War 1?
yes
Who was neutral during the Spanish American-War?
Spain and the US were the belligerents and the rest of the world was neutral.
Is it true that the US stayed neutral during world war 1?
The US remained neutral until April 1917
What side was the US on in World War 1 when it began?
neutral i do beilieve
What did the US declare itself at the begging of World War 2?
neutral
In 1914 what was the us position on world war?
The United States was neutral.
What was the initial policy of the US at the beginning of both World War 1 and World War 2?
To stay neutral and not get involved.
