America's Neutrality In World War I

In April 1917, America faced the decision of joining World War 1 or staying unbiased. America was known for its neutrality in wars and stayed neutral over the years. However, the US decided to change it’s (concept) in staying neutral due to the Germans. The Germans believed that America was on the side of British. On May 7, 1915, the Lusitania was broken down by Germans. The Germans believed that the boat had supplies for British, so they attacked the boat with their submarine. However, not only did the ship contain supplies but it had passengers riding the ship. At the time, President Wilson decided to not join the war and stay neutral, This was under the condition that the Germans never use unrestricted submarine warfare. After two years,
For example, like mentioned earlier, America faced many unfair situations such as the US citizens dying by the Lusitania. Although Germany defended by stating that it was due to the US not being neutral, it was a foolish act that caused many to rethink about joining the war. Being killed or facing unfair treatment for no reason is unjust and needs action, thus, America did a good thing))))((( by joining the war. Furthermore, America joined the war because the Germans were (provoking us?) and were untrustworthy. After the Germans agreed to not use unrestricted submarine warfare, and remained peaceful with the US, Germany tried to make allies with those who had bad relations ((())) with America, such as Mexico by sending the Zimmermann Telegram to Mexico on January 16, 1917. Although this didn’t cause a disturbance in the opinions of the citizens, it was starting to cause tension. . This shows how it was a good thing to join((()) the war because after the numerous amounts of warnings, Germany thought too lightly of America. Additionally, during World War 1, Britain was taking loans from America due to the amount they had to pay for the army. If America didn’t help out, Britain would have been taken over by the Germans and the debt would have been gone like it never existed, or, the
Due to the males of the family being drafted by the country, majority of the country was left with women and children. Children had to rely on their mother and themselves financially which changed(()) . For example, mothers would take over the jobs of males such as factory work and spend days in the factory trying to make money. This shows that from a country that once only relied in men, it (changed) developed into a country with woman that became self reliant and lead to more opportunities for females. As stated, woman gained many rights due to the men leaving for World War 1. The females showed that they are able to handle situations that men dealt with which caused many to believe that women deserve more rights. The United States passed the 19 Amendment to the United States constitution which gave women rights. Since, many of the men were drafted, the US changed their opinion of females which was beneficial to the children who were to grow up later and the women who now felt free. Lastly, the education of children changed. The change in their education was beneficial. Children were taught about wars and how Germany had bad relation with America. This is a change that was beneficial because it helped out during world war 2 when we had to fight the Germans. The children who became adults despised Germans and thought of them in