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Who was president of the us when the us entered the war?
which president wanted to keep the US out of WW1
How did great Britain and Germany differ in their preferences regarding the role of the US in world war?
Germany wanted to keep the United States out of the war, while Great Britain wanted the United States to join it.
How did Great Britain and Germany differ in their preference regarding the role of the US in World War 1?
Germany wanted to keep the United States out of the war, while Great Britain wanted the United States to join it.
Why did the US wanted to put an immediate end to world war 2?
Everyone, not just the US, wanted an immediate end to the war. Unfortunately everyone wanted it on their own terms.
How did the US become a target for Japan?
There might be many reasons that US became the target of Japan during the World War II. Japan might wanted to win over US because US was the winner of the World War I. Also Japan might wanted to rule all over the world.
Why did the president keep us out of the World War 1?
He didn't
Before the US was directly involved how were the US attitudes toward World War 2 similar to those toward World War 1?
the people wanted isolationism
What caused the us to abandon their neutrality and enter World War 1?
US wanted to trade with the other countries causing them to get involved in the war
What was US president Woodrow Wilson's goal behind creating a League of Nations after World War 1?
Wilson wanted to create a political power that would basically monitor contries in an attempt to prevent another world war (keep peace).
Did US wanted a change from Wilson's progressivism after World War 1?
true
What is it that Americans wanted after world war 1?
Most Americans wanted to avoid future wars after World War I. This was the reason the US joined the League of Nations.
Why did the cold war spread?
Other countries around the world either picked up capitalism or communism. The cold war spread because Russia wanted more control in more satellite states and countries, and the US had to keep an eye on them as well as keep them in check.
