In 1917, the United States acquired the Danish West Indies, which were renamed the U.S. Virgin Islands. The acquisition was part of a purchase agreement with Denmark, finalized for $25 million. This move was strategic, as the U.S. sought to bolster its presence in the Caribbean during World War I. The islands officially became a U.S. territory on March 31, 1917.
If you are taking about the US state of Georgia it was never part of the USSR. The country of Georgia became part of the USSR in the 1920's
Spain or France. But I think it's Spain.
Puerto Rico became a US Territory following the Spanish-American War in 1898, and its residents became US citizens in 1917. It has been a US Commonwealth since 1952.
Alabama was mostly territory claimed by the English, and was considered part of the Georgia colony. The Gulf Coast part was also claimed by Spain at one point.
The gold rush.
Puerto Rico
The US became a combatant, part of the allies in 1917.
Puerto Rico
It became a US State in 1820.
Mexico.
Spain
spain
NO, Canada became a country hundreds of years before Alaska became a part of the United States of America.
it never became part of the us
Puerto Rico
The 1917 Jones Act.
france