Before officially entering World War I in 1917, the U.S. contributed to the war effort by providing financial support and supplies to the Allies, especially Britain and France. American banks and businesses extended loans and sold war materials, which helped sustain the Allied powers. Additionally, the U.S. maintained a strong trade relationship with these countries, supplying food, munitions, and other essential goods while remaining neutral in the conflict. This economic involvement created a significant stake in the outcome of the war.
maintain an open trade policy in Asia
Kennedy served in the US Senate before becoming president. Before entering US politics, he worked for the US military service.
Woodrow Wilson.
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economic difficulties
In ww1 the US had no real reason to fight.
maintain an open trade policy in Asia
To "distract" the US from entering WW1. Such proposal was however, discovered by British intelligence forces and forwarded to the United States, hastening the entry of the United States into WW1, against Germany.
it set up army bases and sent men to the us army
The people of Vietnam fought the French for 10 years; 1946-1954.
The influx of US troops and weapons quickly turned the tide in favor of the newly formed allied powers. The war was over in just a few months as a result.
Britain had the strongest navy, prior to WW1, and during. However, Germany was in competition.
Kennedy served in the US Senate before becoming president. Before entering US politics, he worked for the US military service.
Yes in WW1 and WW2 the French were allied with the US.
They had enough of Europe when they bailed them out during WW1 (1914-1918). The US didn't want to fight in that war either; but did...entering it in 1917.
the united states joined in 1917, ww1 started in 1914.!!
As a result of WW2, Japan lost everything they had gained prior to the US entering the war and were back to the original Japanese islands.