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Why did germany's use of U-boats lead to conflict with the US?
In World War I, Germany's use of U-boats (or, submarines) led to conflict with the United States for two reasons. First, the general American reaction to the use of U-boats, especially when utilized in an unrestricted manner, was thoroughly negative. This kind of warfare was often considered to be unlawful, cruel, even unfair. Second, the loss of American lives and goods when the U-boats began to sink American ships (despite their neutrality) led to war-fever at all levels of American society.
What was the white reaction to the end of slavery?
OH SNAP!
How does Filipovic portray peoples reaction to war?
they are resilient to war
Why do they happen nuclear explosion?
Nuclear explosions happen for many reasons: An uncontrolled chain reaction (fission reaction) occurs with uranium 238, A fission reaction is where 1 large nucleus (centre of an atom) splits up into 2 or more smaller nuclei giving off neutrons. These neutrons then hit another nucleus changing it into smaller nuclei and so on. e.g. (chain reaction) feel free to add some more info...
In reaction to Cold War tensions the US Congress did what?
The US Congress passed laws limiting the activity of the Communist Party in the US, in reaction to Cold War tensions. The Cold War lasted from 1945 to 1991.
What was Americas Reaction to Vietnam America?
America's reaction to the war, was largely due to the draft, protests and riots.
What was the publics reaction with Australia and Americas involvement in the Vietnam war?
Draft protests and riots.
What was Americas reaction with the sinking of the Lusitania?
i believe their reaction was to cut off all trading/selling to forien countries, that or go straight to war with germany... i get them mixed up alot
What was Woodrow Wilson's reaction to the German submarine warfare campaign?
When the Germans, declared unrestricted submarine warfare, the US issued a sharp protest to this policy, saying that it was an indefensible violation of neutral rights, and threatened to hold Germany accountable. After many German offenses in the seas, Wilson threatened to break off diplomatic relations with Germany unless it abandoned its methods of submarine warfare. Wilson won a temporary victory when the Germans said that they would visit all vessels prior to attack. However, this crisis prompted Wilson to begin preparing for war (preparedness campaign). Finally when the Germans decided to declared unlimited submarine warfare on all shipping in 1917, it was impossible for Wilson to maintain US neutrality and the freedom of the seas. Thus, Wilson broke off all diplomatic relations with Germany and called on Congress to approve the arming of US merchant ships.
What was Woodrow Wilson's reaction to German submarine warfare campaign?
When the Germans, declared unrestricted submarine warfare, the US issued a sharp protest to this policy, saying that it was an indefensible violation of neutral rights, and threatened to hold Germany accountable. After many German offenses in the seas, Wilson threatened to break off diplomatic relations with Germany unless it abandoned its methods of submarine warfare. Wilson won a temporary victory when the Germans said that they would visit all vessels prior to attack. However, this crisis prompted Wilson to begin preparing for war (preparedness campaign). Finally when the Germans decided to declared unlimited submarine warfare on all shipping in 1917, it was impossible for Wilson to maintain US neutrality and the freedom of the seas. Thus, Wilson broke off all diplomatic relations with Germany and called on Congress to approve the arming of US merchant ships.
What was king george's reaction to Americas fighting back against his army?
they talked about the king peacefully and stopping all the fighting
Why did germany's use of U-boats lead to conflict with the US?
In World War I, Germany's use of U-boats (or, submarines) led to conflict with the United States for two reasons. First, the general American reaction to the use of U-boats, especially when utilized in an unrestricted manner, was thoroughly negative. This kind of warfare was often considered to be unlawful, cruel, even unfair. Second, the loss of American lives and goods when the U-boats began to sink American ships (despite their neutrality) led to war-fever at all levels of American society.
Americas reaction to war at home during World War 2?
The minute Americans had learned that their own nation had been attacked Americans stopped being isolationists. They were ready to take revenge on Japan.
Who thought the Zimmerman Note was a hoax?
The Zimmerman Note was not a hoax; however, the translation of the coded document could've been doctored in order to get the kind of reaction from the United States citizens that was needed at the time. Due to the withdrawal from the war by Russia and the demoralized and downtrodden French soldiers on the Western Front, Germany was moving ahead in the war. Furthermore, Germany changed it's policy on unrestricted submarine warfare in order to defeat Great Britain. The United States and Woodrow Wilson, sensing that Germany was moving on it's way to victory, got just what it needed to declare war on Germany and appease the isolationist points of view of the US citizens.
What radioactive isotope is generally used to fuel a controlled nuclear chain reaction?
235U with a 5% enrichment of 238U is generally used to fuel a controlled nuclear chain reaction. In a navy nuclear application, such as a submarine, a higher enrichment of 238U is used, around 20%.
What was the reaction to war in Europe in 1914?
At first the U.S. believed the war in Europe was not their concern. By late 1914, however, the U.S. began to change its stance. This was due to unrestricted targeting of both British and American ships by German U-boats. The U.S. then began a policy of secretly aiding the British until they formally entered World War 1.
How does neutralization work?
It is when the object neither sinks nor conpleatly floats on top of the surface it stays in the middle kind of what a submarine does
