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Arguments for U.S. involvement in World War I included the need to protect American economic interests, particularly regarding trade with Allied nations such as Britain and France. Additionally, the unrestricted submarine warfare by Germany posed a direct threat to American lives and shipping, exemplified by incidents like the sinking of the Lusitania. Many also viewed the war as an opportunity to promote democracy and secure a lasting peace, aligning with President Woodrow Wilson's vision of a new world order. Lastly, there was a strong sense of national unity and moral obligation to support allies fighting against autocratic regimes.

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