The immediate cause of American entry into World War 1 was the German submarine warfare that targeted American ships. In addition, the interception and publication of the infamous Zimmermann Telegram, in which Germany proposed a military alliance with Mexico against the United States, further pushed the U.S. to join the war. American entry ultimately tipped the balance in favor of the Allies and led to their victory. Additionally, it accelerated social and political changes in the United States, as well as increased American influence on the world stage.

The Entente's control of the seas allowed them to enforce a naval blockade on the Central Powers, preventing them from receiving crucial supplies and resources. This blockade severely weakened the Central Powers' ability to sustain their war effort. Additionally, the Entente's control of the seas enabled them to transport troops and supplies more easily, giving them greater flexibility and strategic advantage in military operations.

It is unclear who was the first to be attacked as acts of aggression have occurred throughout history and it would depend on the specific context or event being referred to.

Germany was forced to agree to the harsh terms of the Treaty of Versailles after World War I. These terms included accepting full responsibility for the war, paying substantial reparations, losing territory, and having severe military restrictions imposed upon them. This punitive treaty had lasting negative effects on Germany's economy, political stability, and ultimately contributed to the rise of Adolf Hitler and World War II.

serbians started world war one dude read hitlers books

When I was young(er) I learned that concave designs are used to construct dams because of the increased strength of the curve, and someone told me that it is impossible to crush a chicken egg in your hand. They were wrong. I crushed the egg easily -with either hand.

So then I tried placing a chicken egg in a concrete-backed egg-cup (which I made myself) and very gingerly placed a five-pound weight on top. The egg was crushed.

So then I tried a two-pound weight. Again, crushed.

My mom wouldn't let me waste any more eggs after that.

It IS possible that the size and type of egg has an effect on the outcome. Perhaps YOUR experiments will end more educationally than mine did...

The answer to the question is Germany. Germany was not one of the Allied Powers during World War 1. The Allied Powers during World War 1 were:

• Russia
• The US
• France

Many europeans lost faith in their democratic governments

I suggest you start at the National Archives - Victoria Cross registers

Germany's war reparation fees caused them to start WWII.

More specifically, the US got into WWII due to the bombing of Pearl Harbor and the fact that they didn't want Nazi Germany ruling Europe.

Heir to the Austrian throne, he was shot with his wife by a Serbian nationalist

Bulgaria joined the Central Powers in order to conquer territories that it had lost to Serbia and Greece during the Second Balkan War. Joining the Central Powers also strengthened its ties to its two biggest economic partners, Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire.

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During the WW1 Romania was an allied country.

Eastern Brazil.

In terms of which rivers are fastest, the Mogami, Fuji, and Kuma would qualify first. In terms of the longest river, the Shinano takes first place. However, the river with the largest overall watershed is the Tono. Thus, which rivers are 'largest' depends on the criteria (though the first three listed are the best choice for the general question).

Resident of Belgrade is called a Belgradian.

Originally it sided with Germany and Austria when they looked like they had the upper hand. As soon as Germany took major loses in the Eastern and Western fronts it quickly switched sides to the allies.

It's more in depth than that but that's what basically happened. Think it was due to the fact that Mussolini had been thrown from power and a new government had replaced him.

united states, great britain, mexico, and canada

By offering aid should they do so. Mexico's only reason for not starting such a fight was that they physically couldn't maintain it; few and poorly trained troops, low quality and outdated gear, and terrible organisation.