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Why was the US originally neutral in world war 1?
most americans saw no reason to join the struggle
Why did many Americans think you should join World War 1?
Americans felt that if they join the war they would be fighting for their country. many felt an obligation to join, or they were forced by drafts
Why did Americans join world war 1?
cause they wanted too
Why did the Americans join in World War 1?
the Germans wanted the Mexicans to attack usa to avoid their intervention but the Americans found out about it
How old most you be to join World War 1?
you cant world war one is over
Americans did not join the allies during the first of world war ll?
Americans did not "officially and legally" enter world war 2 until Pearl Harbor was bombed, however the Americans were helping with food, supplies, war materiels, and add ship convoy protection.
How many African-Americans join the military during World War 2?
Nearly one million.
How did women contribute to Americans were effort in World War 1?
they join the army as nurses and hospital workers
At the beginning of World War 2 most Americans wanted to be what in the war?
Neutral
What did most Americans believe the us should do at the outbreak of ww1?
Most Americans did not want to join the war... In fact, Woodrow Wilson (the president during WW1) wanted to be neutral, isolated instead of go into war.
What war did the most Americans fight in?
Second World War, in which over 16 million Americans were inducted into the Armed Forces.
How did most Americans react to World War 2?
Most Americans initially had mixed feelings about entering World War II, however, after the bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941, public opinion shifted in favor of the war effort. The vast majority of Americans supported the war, with many volunteering for military service and others contributing to the war effort on the home front through rationing and working in war industries. The war also resulted in a sense of unity and patriotism across the nation.
