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Wilson's idealism, particularly his belief in spreading democracy and promoting self-determination, played a significant role in bringing the U.S. into World War I. He framed the conflict as a struggle between autocracy and democracy, arguing that the U.S. had a moral obligation to support the Allies against the Central Powers. This idealistic vision, combined with factors like unrestricted submarine warfare by Germany and the Zimmerman Telegram, shifted public opinion and ultimately led to Congress declaring war in April 1917. Wilson's desire to shape a post-war order based on his principles further solidified the U.S. involvement in the conflict.
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What happened to bring the US into WW1?
Zimmerman note: said that Germany would promise a few states to Mexico if they join the war on there side
When did Us join ww1?
the united states joined in 1917, ww1 started in 1914.!!
Who was the president of the us when ww1 end?
its my dick
Who was president of the us when the us entered the war?
which president wanted to keep the US out of WW1
How was the us economy during WW1?
it was okay but not that bad
What was the US emergence of a world power due to?
A couple of events come to mind, part of the winning side in WW1 and WW2
Why did the US join the WW1?
The u.s joined the ww1 because Germany kept sinking the u.s boats and went avaunt president wilsons rules . hello
How did US trade with England and France bring the US into WW1?
Because Germany was blocking trade to France and England. So America jumped in and saved their butts......
Which US president believed in moral idealism?
Jefferson
What nation help bring the us in to ww1?
Britian helped them because if they didnt how weere they going to get the supplies that the U.S. was trying to ship to them.
What happened to bring the US into WW1?
Zimmerman note: said that Germany would promise a few states to Mexico if they join the war on there side
Was the french on the us side in ww1?
Yes in WW1 and WW2 the French were allied with the US.
Does idealism have any place in American government?
Without idealism, governments (worldwide) would become rote and legalistic. Through idealism, democracies can sponsor and craft new bills and laws designed to better the lives of the citizens. Without idealism and reaching beyond the confines of today, governments could keep the same laws and policies and never seek to change anything. John F. Kennedy, with idealism and passion, sought to bring further changes to US government and society. Some people believe he was killed because the changes he proposed scared some within the government.
What is meant by the term idealism?
Idealism is seeing things in an optimistic or idealistic fashion. It is idealistic of us to think we are going to get rich doing tasks online, but here we are.
When did Us join ww1?
the united states joined in 1917, ww1 started in 1914.!!
What month and year did the us begin WW1?
The US did not begin WW1. It had been under way a long time before the US finally decided to take part.
Us nickname in ww1?
uncle Sam
