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During the war between the French and the British, the United States decided to stay neutral, and like with most wars, they needed supplies. The United States decided to take the opportunity to benefit off of the war, and their neutrality, by trading with both sides. Both the French and the British realized that the U.S ships were bringing supplies that would better their opponents chances of winning the war. Soon the British were taking U.S ships bound for the French, and France intercepting U.S ships bound for the British. But the British not only took over the ships and it's supplies, they also used the ship and it's crew and forced them into their Navy, where they were forced to remain and endure the hardships of life at sea and a war enforced upon them.
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What did behind the iron curtain mean?
british troops attacking pizza steve
What was Germany's unrestriced submarine warfare?
In the early days of submarine warfare, there were rules that everyone followed when attacking ships. If a submarine was attacking a ship that wasn't obviously a warship, they were supposed to show themselves to the ship, tell them they were going to sink that ship, and then make sure that the crew and civilians were safely off the ship before it was sunk. During World War I, the British had such a large navy that the German navy could not defeat it, and the British were able to stop other ships from bringing food and supplies to Germany. Not only that, but the British could have food and supplies sent to England without much fear of the Germans stopping them. The Germans decided do anything they could to break the British blockade, and to stop food/supply shipments from reaching England. This meant stopping the old rules of using submarines. However, without the old rules for warning ships that they were going to be sunk and making sure the non-military people were safe, this tactic angered countries who weren't involved in the war but had their ships sunk. The USA was one such country...
Which of the following is the explanation for the US declaration of war on Germany in April of 1917?
Germany resumed attacking American merchant ships
Why did Germany feel it was justified in attacking the British passenger ship RMS Lusitania?
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Which 2 british ships were sunk by the Japanese during ww2?
The 2 British Capital Ships sunk were the Prince of Wales & Repulse. They were sunk by Japanese bombers. It was a major blow for the British in the Far East along with the loss of Singapore & Hong Kong.....
How many ships were in British fleet attacking Sullivan's Island?
9 ships.
How many ships were in the british fleet attacking Sullivans island?
9 ships.
Why would the crown overlook Frobisher's crimes of attacking british ships?
so he stops attacking
Why did the Germans attack British ships during the war?
The Allies were the enemies of Germany; attacking them was a prudent act of war.
When did Sir Francis Drake start attacking spanish ships?
He started attacking spanish ships in November 15, 1557
How many ships were in the fleet attacking sullivans island?
9 ships.
What were two reasons the US went to war the war of 1812 with great Britain?
Well i only have one, but it is that the British were capturing/attacking US ships/vessels
What is it called when the British ships would not let the American ships out to sea?
the British blockade
What hastened the US's entry into World War 1?
The largest factor was Germany's program of unrestricted submarine warfare; even attacking neutral ships in British waters, resulting in the deaths of many Americans.
How did the british responded to raids on their ship?
the British responded to the raids on their ships because they captured americans ships and faced them into the british navy.
Warned the colonists that the british were attacking?
paul revere
Warned the colonists the british were attacking?
Paul Revere
