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Because the Americans were a great army and they wanted to help them defeat Great Britain because Britain defeated all the other foreign countries so they wanted some one to beat great Britain.
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What of the following describes a difference between German and British foreign policy tours the US during World War I?
During World War I, German foreign policy aimed to expand its influence and secure military dominance, often employing aggressive tactics and unrestricted submarine warfare, which ultimately led to heightened tensions with the U.S. In contrast, British foreign policy was focused on rallying support against Germany and maintaining alliances, emphasizing diplomacy and public relations to gain American support for the Allied cause. This fundamental difference in approach highlighted Germany's militaristic strategy versus Britain's reliance on coalition-building and communication.
Was American isolationism was a cause of world war 1?
No
What is the cause and effect of world war 2?
cause: more than 10 countries to be at war Effect: U.s. is feared around the world
What is a cause and effect of world war 2?
One reason was secret treaties. Because countries had alliances that were hidden, unknowing countries attacked what they thought was defenseless countries. In turn, countries attached by treaties were forced to fight because of their oath to protect the country.
How did alliances between European countries cause a conflict between 2 countries to become a world war?
Alliances between European countries created a web of obligations that drew multiple nations into conflict. When tensions escalated between two countries, such as Austria-Hungary and Serbia in 1914, their respective allies—like Germany, Russia, and France—were bound to support them due to these agreements. This interconnectedness transformed a localized dispute into a larger confrontation, leading to World War I as nations mobilized in defense of their allies, ultimately escalating the conflict into a global war.
When did the foreign countries support the American cause?
Following the American victory at Saratoga in 1777…
Why did the foreign countries support the American Revolution?
The foreign monarchies didn't so much as support the American cause. They really just wanted to hurt Great Britain.
How did the Articles of Confederation help win support from Europeans for the American cause?
Frankly, it didn't do much. It's foreign policy was very weak, and the military victories did much more to win European support.
The American cause in the south was kept alive by?
guerrilla troops
Which man would not support the Confederate cause?
Stephen Douglas was the man that did not support the confederate cause. This cause was on American terrorism in the middle East.
Why did Thomas Jefferson's foreign policy cause him to lose popularity in the United States?
Thomas Jefferson's attempted solution, an embargo upon American shipping, worked badly and was unpopular
What were the American strengths at the Start of the American revolution?
-Patriotic cause. Had something to fight for -good leaders -foreign help
When did foreign allies join in during the American Revolution?
After the Second Battle of Saratoga on 7 October 1777 and the surrender of General John Burgoyne's Army. King Louis XVI declared his support for the American cause when he heard about it and the American Revolutionary War became a World battlefield.
Who was the American statesmean instrumental in securing the French support for the American cause?
Benjamin Franklin.
Did Lord North NOT support the Rebel cause in the American Revolution?
No
How did Stalin's goals affect us foreign policy?
Stalin's goals completely contridicted the five goals of the American foreign policy.
What was the cause of the Mexican-American?
a dispute over the border between the two countries.
