The u.s entered the war because of unrestricted submarine warfare . Germany sunk the u.s ship, lusitania killing 1,198 people.another reason the u.s entered the war was because of the Zimmerman note that Germany sent Mexico,saying that if Mexico invaded the u.s they would gain all the land they lost when they fought the Mexico American war.
The u.s entered the war because of unrestricted submarine warfare . Germany sunk the u.s ship, lusitania killing 1,198 people.another reason the u.s entered the war was because of the Zimmerman note that Germany sent Mexico,saying that if Mexico invaded the u.s they would gain all the land they lost when they fought the Mexico American war.
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At first the US was weary about entering World War 1, as the American populace had no interest in foreign wars. However, the sinking of the Lusitania, a cruise ship with many Americans aboard, galvanized popular opinion in support of going to war.
In 1917 the Zimmermann Telegram was made public, sparking outrage across the US. It was a message from Germany to Mexico, urging them to invade the American Southwest in return for their former territories Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. The incident, along with the sinking of the Lusitania in 1915 and suspected sabotage in 1916, turned American public opinion in support of US entry into World War 1.
mostly because the people wanted America to go but also because they sunk a ship called the LUSTANIA which carried 100 Americans in it and provisiond destined to Americans and british armies
the united states joined in 1917, ww1 started in 1914.!!
did us join war in1914 yes or no
yes the US didnt want another war to fight. they didnt join WWI till 1917 with the sinking of a us passenger ship carring weapons to britain.
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Germany didn't declare war on the US in world war 1. It was the US that declared war on Germany on April 6th 1917 as a result of the unrestricted submarine war introduced by Germany in January that year. - I Warner