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They just wanted to get back at the Japanese people for bombing Pearl Harbour.
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Which countries had imperialistic motives for entering World War 2?
Japan
What did German leaders hope to accomplish with the Zimmerman Telegram?
They wanted to drag the United States into a war with Mexico that would prevent it from entering World War I.
What court case accured during World War I in 1919?
the united states entering the war
What was the unions stance on the united states entering World War 1?
For the German's, they were told what to think about WW1
Can you have the name of the man who said no to the United states entering World War 2?
joe kennedy. & CHARLES LIMBURG
What are opinions on whether the United States was justified in entering World War 1?
In ww1 the US had no real reason to fight.
Where did America invaded before entering world war 2?
The United States had invaded the Philippines before they entered the World War 2.
Was World War 1 held in peal harbor?
No, Japan attacked Pearl Harbor technically prior to the United States entering World War TWO.
Did pearl harbor change anything?
Pearl Harbor brought a dramatic change on the United States views on World War II. The United States wanted to maintain neutral and prevent entering war, but once the Japanese bombed the United States at Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941, the United States changed their mindset and decalred war.
What was the most important event leading to the united states entering World War 2?
The commonly accepted answer was the attack on Pearl Harbor, however the United States had been leading up to war before this point due to the spreading conflict.
How and why did America's isolationist erode entering 1940s?
World War II and its related unemployment in the United States led to America's isolationist stance to erode during the 1940s.
Why did William Jennings Bryan oppose to the US entering World War I?
William Jennings Bryan opposed the United States entering World War 1 because he had been known for peace treaties with at least 30 nations. With the United States entering into the war at least on of those countries would be allied with Germany. Another theory is that he wanted to protect America and by sending troops overseas to fight, America would be less defended than if all the troops stayed at home.
