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The telegram that angered the US was the Zimmermann Telegram, sent by Germany to Mexico in January 1917. In it, Germany proposed a military alliance with Mexico against the United States, promising to support Mexico in reclaiming territories like Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. When the British intercepted and revealed the telegram, it fueled anti-German sentiment in the US and contributed to the country's decision to enter World War I. This perceived threat to national security and territorial integrity was a key factor in the US's shift from neutrality to active involvement in the war.
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What was the name of the telegram that brought US into World War 1?
The Zimmermann Telegramproposal from Germany to Mexico to make war against the United States. It was ignored by Mexico but angered Americans and led in part to the declaration of war in April.
Why did the Zimmerman Telegram finally persuade the US to go to war with Germany?
It was a secret telegram from Germany to Mexico, saying Mexico should go to war with the US and reclaim land lost from the Mexican-American War, and that Germany would help Mexico. It angered US that Germany was trying to hurt US so US declared war against Germany.
What telegram was one of the reasons that US entered World War 1?
It's the Zimmermann Telegraph. Basically, Germany was like, "Mexico, help us and we will give you your land that America took from you." Britain deciphered the telegram and then sent it along public lines to America. This way Germany would think that someone betrayed Germany. America received the telegram.
What series of events drew the US into World War 1?
The Zimmerman Telegram and the sinking of the Lusitania-
When was Telegram Sam created?
Telegram Sam was created in 1971.
What German letter angered the US and pushed her closer to entering World War 1?
The Zimmerman telegram
When was the last telegram sent in the us?
the last telegram from the US from lief erikson made by the graham bell industry was in 1758. George Washington banned telegram for the us because the telegram was british.
What was the name of the telegram that brought US into World War 1?
The Zimmermann Telegramproposal from Germany to Mexico to make war against the United States. It was ignored by Mexico but angered Americans and led in part to the declaration of war in April.
Who was Arthur Zimmermann?
Zimmermann was the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Germany during World War I. It was his idea to send a telegram to Mexico offering support for an attack on the US to keep it out of World War I. Of course, it had the opposite effect when Britain intercepted the telegram and sent the decoded copy to America, which angered them enough to declare war the next day.
What was the US' reaction when this telegram was revealed?
Please rewrite. Your question does not tell the telegram you ask about.
What was the US reaction when this telegram was revealed?
Please rewrite. Your question does not tell the telegram you ask about.
Why did the Zimmerman Telegram finally persuade the US to go to war with Germany?
It was a secret telegram from Germany to Mexico, saying Mexico should go to war with the US and reclaim land lost from the Mexican-American War, and that Germany would help Mexico. It angered US that Germany was trying to hurt US so US declared war against Germany.
When was the first telegram sent?
the first telegram in the us was sent in1758.The England telegram looked like a brownpiece of paper the size of a post cared.
Is it necessary to write a telegram in block letters?
Not any more. Telegram service no longer exists; at least, not in the US.
What are the three specific reasons why the US joined WW1 in 1917?
1. Unrestricted German submarine warfare sank American ships even though the US was neutral. 2. Zimmerman Telegram which showed that Germany was encouraging Mexico to attack the US angered many Americans. 3. German submarines sank the RMS Lusitania, a British ocean liner that was carrying US passengers.
What two events angered the us diring WWI?
no answer
Which nation was greatly angered by the US' annexation of Hawaii?
Japan.
