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What was the incident on the seas that angered many americansin 1915?
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In 1915 the incident on the seas that angered many Americans was?
the torpedo attack of the "Lusitania"
In 1915 the incident on the seas that angered many Americans was .?
(A+) the torpedo attack of the Lusitania
What was the incident on the seas that angered many Americans in 1915?
On May 7, 1915, a British passenger ship carrying 128 Americans and 4200 cases of ammunition was sunk by a German U-boat. American lives were lost. This incident infuriated many Americans who now called for war. President Wilson sent a pair of notes to Germany, asking for reparitions and a promise that passenger ships would not be sunk. In February 1916, Germany apologized. THE Lusitania
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