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How and why did the US enter World War 1 Describe the role the US played in the war?
its massive navy stoped most German attacks on convoys of brtish ships and when
What were the cargo ships escorted by war ships during World War 2?
"Liberty ships" .
What occured on the maginot line during World War 2?
It was incomplete. The Germans made some feint attacks, but it was outflanked by the Panzer advance through the Ardennes & was effectively useless as a defensive line.
Where World War 2 occur mainly?
World War 2 occured in France and Germany mainly. == ==
The Nye committee report created the impression the America's entry into world war 1 was influenced by?
Germany's need for money!(:
How many ships in world war 1 were torpedoed?
4 ships were torpedoed in World War 1.
What system where cargo ships traveled in groups escorted by navy warships?
The system you are referring to is the Convoy System. In this system, cargo ships traveled together in groups, typically escorted by navy warships for protection against enemy attacks during times of war. This system was commonly used during World War I and World War II to safeguard merchant ships from submarines and other threats.
When was V E day during world war?
VE day, or "Victory in Europe" day occured apon the Nazi surrender at the end of World War 2. It occured on the 8th of May, 1945.
How many merchant ships were sunk in World War 1?
103 merchant ships were sunk in world war one
What is World War III?
it is a world conflict that has not occured yet so there is no history though there might be world war 3 in the distant future
What was an event that occured during World War 1?
Try the Battle of the Somme.
What protected American merchant ships in the Atlantic before the US entered World War 2?
Before the U.S. entered World War II, American merchant ships in the Atlantic were protected by the U.S. Navy's neutrality patrols, which aimed to safeguard American interests and vessels from submarine attacks, particularly from German U-boats. Additionally, the U.S. implemented convoy systems, where merchant ships traveled in groups, escorted by naval vessels to enhance their safety against potential threats. Despite these measures, tensions escalated, leading to increasing attacks on American ships, which contributed to the eventual U.S. entry into the war.
