That is a tuff question to answer now. Back in 1940 it was not so easy, the US population was anti-war. I beleive that the President would have went to war but public opinion prevented him from acting. The anti-war movement back then would rival the anti-war movement during the Vietnam War. What is hard to imagine is if Japan did not bomb Pearl Harbor how many more millions would have been murdered by the Nazi's as the American anti-war folks stood by with their hands in their pockets doing nothing. It could be argued that Japan's attack probably saved millions of lives in the end.
The longest war the United States ever entered was the Vietnam War.
The US entered when it declared war on Germany on April 6th 1917. So they entered late.
The US entered WW1 in 1917. The US entered WW2 in 1941.
Which of the following best describes the condition of Europe when American entered the war
for about two years ( 1939 to 1941) the US entered war when japan bombed pearl harbor in Honolulu Hawaii. They entered in December 8 1941
OF COURSE!!
The US entered the war on April 6,1917
The allies entered the war in 1914; the US entered the war in 1917.
The longest war the United States ever entered was the Vietnam War.
1917 smart
Un-restricted submarine warfare. If it wasn't for that, the US would not have entered the war. As it was, the US was only in it for a year anyway...it ended in 1918 (the US entered the war in 1917).
The us entered the Vietnamese war in 1950 they exited in 1975 entered to avoid a communist takeover of south Vietnam
please specify which war
which of the following occured after the U.S. enterd the war?
The US entered when it declared war on Germany on April 6th 1917. So they entered late.
Warmongers, dawg
The US entered the war in April of 1917 and were on the Allies side.