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What was the stance of most American toward World War 1 when it began?
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The US began to shift away from a neutral stance after?
E. All of these answers are correct.
What was the US stance towards the war in 1914?
At first the U.S. believed the war in Europe was not their concern. By late 1914, however, the U.S. began to change its stance. This was due to unrestricted targeting of both British and American ships by German U-boats. The U.S. then began a policy of secretly aiding the British until they formally entered World War 1.
The US began to shift away from a neutral stance after what?
The United States began to turn irrevocably against Germany. After four years of bloody stalemate along the Western Front.
How did neutrality and isolationism affect the American position on world war 1 at the outset?
Neutrality and Isolationism were the American policies when World War I began. They kept the country out of the fighting, but it did not impede the sale of US goods to nations involved in the war.
What was the turning point of World War 2 when the momentum shifted more toward the allies?
You'll probably get a number of opinions on that, but I think the shift began when Montgomery defeated Rommel at El Alamein.
What was the United States stance when World War I began?
to remain neutral. however the us entered after the zimmerman telegram
What was the reaction to war in Europe in 1914?
At first the U.S. believed the war in Europe was not their concern. By late 1914, however, the U.S. began to change its stance. This was due to unrestricted targeting of both British and American ships by German U-boats. The U.S. then began a policy of secretly aiding the British until they formally entered World War 1.
The US began to shift away from a neutral stance after?
E. All of these answers are correct.
What happened after the renaissance period?
In 1492 the world began to explore and that began a process of finding new places, new foods, new people, and to colonize those worlds. The old world met the new world heading toward the world we know have.
What was the US stance towards the war in 1914?
At first the U.S. believed the war in Europe was not their concern. By late 1914, however, the U.S. began to change its stance. This was due to unrestricted targeting of both British and American ships by German U-boats. The U.S. then began a policy of secretly aiding the British until they formally entered World War 1.
Was the American public still isolationist when World War 2 began?
Yes.
What was Lincoln's initial stance when the south began to secede?
Lincoln's initial stance when the South began to secede was to not fire on Fort Sumter. He was trying to stay out of it and allow the upper south to convince the lower south to not secede.
What best describes Lincoln's inintial stance when the south began to secede?
He intended to avoid using force of any kind
What Nathaniel greene did?
He began a policy of mercy toward the loyalists.
What resulted from the 1845 decision by congress to annex Texas?
The Mexican-American War began
In the fall following Vicksburg's surrender who began their advance toward Chattanooga?
The Confederates continued there advance toward the Chattanooga.
What best describes Lincoln's initial stance when the South began to secede?
To provoke the CSA to start the war and try to reunite the country.
