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German wolf-packs?
Use of groups of up to 40 submarines to patrol areas of the Atlantic and attack convoys at night to prevent US supply ships from reaching Europe; US warships had permission to attack these wolf-packs
How and why did the US enter World War 1 Describe the role the US played in the war?
its massive navy stoped most German attacks on convoys of brtish ships and when
How did the German imigants travel to the US?
By ships.
If you are a resident in the US can yo travel from the US to Europe?
Yes if you have a passport
What did the ships that brought the immigrants to the US take back to Europe?
wheat strains
Are there ships going from Europe to the US that will take us and the car?
The ship will only take your vehicle. It will be a freighter.
What immigrant group used ships to travel to the US?
chinese because they cant swim
Who travel to the US and Europe and returned to japan with new ideas?
Tokugaua
How did America get involed in World War 2?
Initially America was involved when President Roosevelt created the Lend Lease Act to assist England and some other countries with their needs to fight Hitler and the Nazis. The US also assisted by sending ships in convoys to protect merchant ships in getting cargo and some Americans and Canadians who went to fight in the RAF. When Pearl Harbor was attacked 07 Dec 1941 the US declared war on Japan. Soon after that Germany declared war on the United States. So the US had to send armament, ships, weapons, armed forces and planes to Europe and the Pacific Theaters of war.
Can Nigerians in the Caribbean travel to nigeria without transiting through Europe or US?
no
How long does it take mail to travel from Europe to the US?
2 weeks depends..
What was the last war the US had a foreign military in the US?
There has never been a war in which foreign military of opposition has ever been inside the US. Allied military has been present during times of war for caravan movement AKA Canadian and Australian troops accompanying US convoys to Europe.
