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Why did the American government abandon their isolationist view of the war?
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In the WW1 because of the aggressive and unrespectful behaviour of the German Navy towards the neutral nations and especially the United States while carrying its submarine warfare and the tentative led by the German government to convince Mexico to declare war on the US, discovered by the British Secret Service that managed to decipher the famous "Zimmermann Telegram.
In the WW2, the Japanese aggression led the American Government to declare War on Japan.
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∙ 9y agoThe American government temporarily abandoned their isolationist view of the war due to Germany attacking American submarines. After the bombing of Pearl Harbor America completely abandoned their isolationist views.
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∙ 10y agoThe attack on pearl harbor..... from (J C. I)
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