How did the US make a difference in World War 1?

Answer 1

It supplied material and built up and trained its forces without committing the majority of its troops to combat. When the Allies were under severe pressure, General Pershing did commit some units to the front. He did however allow only what he considered the most expendable to fall under the command of foreign leadership. (To his immortal shame, segregated Black units were thrown into the trenches where they aquitted themselves well, while the bulk of his force remained in England to train. When the American Expeditionary Force (AEF) was finally inserted, they were almost un-stopable. One criteria marked their effort, they, moved forward, they broke through, and they were un-relenting.

Answer 2

They supplied weapons to the allied forces (Britain, France, Russia)

they eventually decided to join the war but by the time they got to the front line it was already over

They were brought into the war by U-Boats when they sank the Lusitania.

Answer 3

After the US joined the Allies in WW 1 their contributions were solid ones that helped to defeat Germany and her allies. The US contributed with troops, cargo and warships, airplanes, and military leadership as well.

Answer 4

First, United States was the push of World War 1.

They gave resources to the allies in the middle of war.

They also boosted the morals of the ally soldiers.

Answer 5

By being there. It was the combined strength and ability of every Allied power that helped defeat the Central Powers.

Answer 6

the USA loaned money and sold arms to Britain and France throughout the war and in spring 1918 they sent troops to help fight alongside the British and the French