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    still opposed the central powers and they wanted a way to be involved without directly being involved‚ the best way to do it was to support the Allies financially through weapons such as guns and tanks. After the Zimmerman telegram and the sinking of the Lusitania‚ the United States decided to become involved directly in every way‚ including militarily. The United States helped turn the tide against the central powers by sending in a million troops to the Western Front‚ which the Allies desperately

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    the World War I and the consequences that the World War I brought to the world. The World War I started in Europe‚ and even though President Woodrow Wilson wanted to keep America to be impartial in thought as well as action‚ but after the sinking of the Lusitania‚ Woodrow Wilson gave a speech to the Congress about joining the World War I. And the reason why was the United States of America involved in the World War I whether for the advantages of the Democrats or the economy of America is still a

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    our allies. The main ally we tried to help was England and Italy. Germans sunk few of the American ships that were on their way to Britain. President Wilson sent out Americans to British liner Lusitania. The Germans sunk the liner and killed over hundred twenty- eight Americans. After the sinking of Lusitania America cut ties with Germany. Two years after‚ the president decides to send out Americans to help out Italy. The Germans attacked an Italian ship and killed twenty-seven Americans. The Germans

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    The R.M.S. Titanic Index Introduction………………………………………...1 Plans for Construction……………………………...1 Departure…………………………………………...2 Voyage started…………………………………...2-3 It’s sinking……………………………………........3 Why didn’t everyone got saved? ..........................3-4 Rescued at last……………………………………..5 Lost and Found…………………………………….7 Conclusion………………………………………..8 Introduction In this report I am going to talk about a great ship‚ the R.M.S. Titanic. The R.M.S. Titanic was a passenger ship that struck

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    4064003594100Did Germany cause the war? Did Germany cause the war? Who and what started World War 1? The verdict that I agree with of who started World War 1 is: “All of the major powers helped to start the war. They should share the blame.” I think this because one nation can not simply declare war at a country without knowing the consequences. If several countries declare war on each other then this is possible. This is my opinion but many people have other thoughts. World War One left

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    (Experience History: Interpreting America’s Past vol. 2‚ page 637). This plan of peace collapsed when the German ambassador announced that unrestricted submarine warfare would resume. This decision by Germany‚ coupled with the sinking of the Lusitania‚ their sinking of four additional U.S merchant ships and the interception of the Zimmerman Telegraph that stated that if the United States joined in the war‚ Mexico would receive guns‚ money‚ and territory if Mexico attacked the United States. This

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    boats entering Britain to be banned and any boat found in the waters were to be sunk and it would not always be necessary to warn crew and passengers before sinking. America became upset at both sides for the blockades but even more so at Germany because the loss of lives. The worst disaster was when a u-boat sunk a British liner Lusitania off the coast of Ireland. Nearly 1200 people lost theri lives and 130 were Americans. America stayed neutral although it happened one more time and two more

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    War I. The central powers: Germany‚ Austria-Hungary‚ Bulgaria‚ the Ottoman Empire‚ fought against the allied powers: France‚ England‚ Russia‚ and later Italy. After a few years the United States joined the War. They joined because of the sinking of the Lusitania‚ a ship off the coast of Ireland that the Germans torpedoed‚ 128 Americans died. This angered the United States causing

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    include Secretary of State Lansing‚ German Foreign Secretary Arthur Zimmerman‚ and President Woodrow Wilson. In a letter to the United States Ambassador to Germany Gerard‚ the Secretary of State Lansing addressed the torpedoing and sinking of the British steamship Lusitania. The secretary stated‚ “...over 100 American citizens lost their lives‚ it is clearly wise and desirable that the government of the United States and the Imperial German Government should come to a clear and full understanding as

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    There have been countless debates over what was truly the main cause of World War One (WW1). The largest portion of underlying causes fit into three general categories: imperialism‚ militarism‚ and failure in the alliance system. Of course the assassination of Archduke of Austria ignited the flame that was WW1‚ but there had to be fuel to keep the fire burning. All of these three categories had influence on the lasting of the war‚ but upon analysis of historical documents and actions it can be

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