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Because the USA was supplying Great Britain, and put Great Britain in debt. Since USA wanted their money back, they know the English had to win, so we entered WWI. Also, we wanted a say in the Peace Treaty Conference to basically reshape Europe.
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How did the us expansion affect the civil war?
As the US expanded, the states brought into the country had to choose whether or not they would allow slavery, forcing them to take sides in the Civil War.
What were the 2 sides of World War 1 called?
The good guys (Us) and the bad guys(Them)
Which two sides faced off in the period after World War 2?
USSR and the US in the Cold War and Nuclear Arms Race
Opposing sides at the end of World War 2?
Once Germany surrendered, it was the US against Japan.
What was the cost for world war 2 for both sides?
Total cost estimated in US currency is $306,000,000.
Why did the us choose to be neutral in World War 2?
Because they didn't feel they had to and because WW1 had lowered there supplies
During World War 1 how did the US government attempt to mobilize the economy influence public opinion and silence all dissent?
a. The government and trade industries were selling weapons to all belligerents during the war. The president was telling the people to not choose sides and to stay neutral during the war. Also the use of propaganda!
Did the US choose to enter the war for the sake of humanity?
Which war?
What was the name for states who did not immediately choose sides in the civil war?
Not all of the US States had declared their loyalties before and after the US Civil War began. These States are referred to as the "Border States". Kentucky, as one example declared neutrality as one of the border States.
What sides were there to the Mexican American War?
There was Mexico and the US.
The US and the USRR were on opposing sides in?
The Cold War.
What changed the course of World War 1?
The entry of the US with fresh troops when the troops of both original sides were already exhausted.
