The reasons were good enough. The Zimmerman telegram disclosed a cynical plot by the Germans to foster a war between Mexico and the US. The US had fought Britain in 1812 over freedom of the seas, and German submarine sinkings were taking American lives. German saboteurs had probably blown up the "Black Tom" munitions loading port near New York City in 1916 with unknown loss of life. A Europe dominated by Wilhelmine Germany was not a pleasant prospect. The German policy of "schrecklicheit" ("frightfulness") had resulted in great atrocities against civilians in Belgium and France, real ones, not just propaganda. The cemeteries of Belgium are full of graves marked with stones bearing the inscription "Fusillee par les Allemans 1914" ("Shot by the Germans 1914"), right beside rows bearing the identical inscription but the date 1940.
More jaded observers have noted that France and Great Britain owed the US a vast amount of money by 1917, so allowing those nations to be defeated and possibly to default on their loans might not be a good idea. As it turned out though, US participation in the war amounted to throwing good money after bad, financially.
Many Americans nevertheless felt they had been hoodwinked, not by Allied propaganda urging active American intervention in the war, but by their own government. Woodrow Wilson had campaigned for reelection as President in 1916 with the slogan "He Kept Us Out of the War". Presidents were sworn in on March 4 in those days, and on April 4, 1917, one month after beginning his second term, Wilson asked Congress for a Declaration of War.
its actually "make the world safe for democrasy"
One is that we live in a much more dangerous world after entering the Nuclear Age.
They wanted to drag the United States into a war with Mexico that would prevent it from entering World War I.
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they were opposed to entering WW2, favoring neutrality
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imperialism. militarism, and the alliance system.
Germany declared war on Poland. Poland didn't have a choice.
Maybe you haven't heard about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour on 7 December 1941.
Prior to Pearl Harbor, Americans held the attitude that World War II was just another European war. Many believed the United States had been tricked into entering World War I and did not want another war that, they felt, had nothing to do with them.
Yes, it is a legitimate company.
Lack of belief in self and misplaced priorities are some of the reasons that hinder some people from become the best that they can.
Initially the people of the United States wanted to stay out of World War II. After the Nye Committee findings, many believed they had been lied to, and tricked into entering World War I, solely for the profit of banks and munitions manufacturers. It took the bombing of Pearl Harbor by the Japanese navy before Americans were ready to enter the war.
I think so...if she doesn't then the world has been tricked for a long time/
De-clawing - is the removal of a cat or dog's claws by surgery. It is a cruel and barbaric practice that needs to be outlawed world-wide ! There is NO legitimate reason for removing a cat or dog's claws unless its for MEDICAL reasons !
you get revenge achievement when you are satisfied with your revenge, in other world it means you think you've tricked them enough
The U.S. had several compelling reasons for entering World War I, as outlined in Wilson's 1917 speech. These included the need to protect democracy and ensure global stability, especially in response to German aggression and unrestricted submarine warfare that threatened American lives and commerce. Additionally, the U.S. sought to uphold international norms and promote a peace that could prevent future conflicts. Overall, these motivations reflect a broader commitment to global leadership and the defense of democratic values.