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The men joined for various reasons. Some for the cause and comrades, some were motivated by patriotism, some had war fever. Other reasons; peer and community pressure, chance for adventures, masculine identity, hatred for the enemy, romanticism, chance to be a hero, enlistment bounty in the North (money for joining).
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Was the US joining World War 1 a turning point of the war?
nobody cares
What are the consequences of US joining the world war 2?
The Allies won.
What country pushed the US into joining world war 1?
Germany
How did the US show they were isolationists after World War 1?
The US senate rejected joining the League of nations
Who did the US send supplies to before joining World War 2?
Britain and France
Did the US experience any consequences for joining in the Spanish American war?
Only the normal consequence of War, which is that men died.
What former president was in favor of the US joining World War 1?
Theodore Roosevelt was pretty much of a war-hawk.
Why did the US into World War 2?
Japan attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The US declared war the next day, joining the Allies.
Explain the US foreign policy Freedom of the Seas and its role in the US joining the war?
Because god said so
Explain the US foreign policy 'freedom of the seas' and its role in the us joining the war?
Because god said so
What were the pros and cons of US joining World War 1?
The pros for the United States joining World War 1 include the reputation of a strong country,they had many alliances, and political gain on the world system. The cons of them joining the war include death, great casualties, and the loss of military strength.
Did the US have any other motivating factors in joining the war on the side of England and France?
They started joining in ww1 because the Germans torpedoed a ship mostly carrying civilians
