Why Did Woodrow Wilson Win Ww1
Woodrow Wilson helped to win the First World War; he lost the peace back in America. Wilson claimed that he was a pacifist and that America would not fight the war that raged with a bloody vengeance in Europe. Wilson insisted that America must stay neutral publicly, but behind closed doors, he sought out ways to support Great Britain and France through the means of financial support. While the majority of Americans were pleased with being neutral, many immigrants from German and Europe were wanted America to fight for their side and created tensions between cultures. America also gave food and clothes to the Allie forces by putting them underneath a cruise ship with no one the wiser. The opposing forces soon realized this and sunk the Lusitania,
which was an unarmed luxury cruise ship that held over a thousand passengers. This is what propelled America into joining the war. Wilson made sure America was well prepared for war as to not rush and not have everything to win. America joined with the Allies and won the war. Wilson went over to the peace conference for six months and lost contact with the politics of America during that time. While overseas he was inflamed by the numerous Europe and who were grateful for his help and inflated his ego. He refused to change to change the treaty and his grand effort for global peace had failed. When he went back to America he again fought for his proposition but fell ill. Wilson became distant, depressed, and peevish to not only his position but to the American people which made him unpopular. Unemployment began to spike, inflammation of goods went up, riots, bombings, and many other things were going downhill in the United States which was making the people unhappy. The economy was in a turbulence and the Red Scare became a growing fear. This lead to the Great Depression.
which was an unarmed luxury cruise ship that held over a thousand passengers. This is what propelled America into joining the war. Wilson made sure America was well prepared for war as to not rush and not have everything to win. America joined with the Allies and won the war. Wilson went over to the peace conference for six months and lost contact with the politics of America during that time. While overseas he was inflamed by the numerous Europe and who were grateful for his help and inflated his ego. He refused to change to change the treaty and his grand effort for global peace had failed. When he went back to America he again fought for his proposition but fell ill. Wilson became distant, depressed, and peevish to not only his position but to the American people which made him unpopular. Unemployment began to spike, inflammation of goods went up, riots, bombings, and many other things were going downhill in the United States which was making the people unhappy. The economy was in a turbulence and the Red Scare became a growing fear. This lead to the Great Depression.