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It is unclear what the question is asking.

If it is asking why the US was not involved in World War I until 1917, this is primarily due to American isolationism and not being a part of the myriad of treaties and alliances to which many European states were beholden. The US only entered the war after the direct threats/attacks of the Zimmerman Telegram and the Sinking of the Lusitania.

If it is asking how the US recalled troops from Europe and finished with the conflict, this is relatively straightforward; the US was in the war from the moment of the Declaration of War until the Armistice ending it.

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I think this is one war that you can say for sure that the US did not receive any land or territory. They fought to keep peace in Europe.

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