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Islands purchased from denmark in 1917 during the middle of ww1?

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Who was president when the Virgin Islands were bought from Denmark?

President Woodrow Wilson was president when the Virgin Islands were purchased in 1917.


Did the US purchase the Virgin Islands?

Yes, the Virgin Islands were purchased from Denmark by the United States in 1917 because of the nearby location of the Panama Canal.


How did the US acquire The Virgin Islands?

The United States purchased the Virgin Islands from Denmark during World War 1. The US was afraid Germany would capture Denmark and Denmark was afraid the US would simply take them in that case.


How did the US acquire Virgin Islands?

The United States purchased the Virgin Islands from Denmark during World War 1. The US was afraid Germany would capture Denmark and Denmark was afraid the US would simply take them in that case.


When did the virgin island become a US territory?

The United States purchased the Virgin Islands from Denmark in 1917. This acquisition was made to ensure the U.S. had control over the Caribbean during World War I, and the islands have been a U.S. territory ever since.


What year did US buy the the Virgin Islands?

purchased from Denmark 1916, the Treaty was confirmed 31st March 1917


Who did the United States buy the Virgin Islands from?

The US Virgin Islands (St. Thomas, St. John, St. Croix and now also Water Island) were purchased from Denmark in 1917.


How much did the us buy the Virgin Islands for?

The US bougth the US VIirgin islands with 25 million dollars worth of gold


President Woodrow Wilson purhased the Virgin Islands from?

Denmark.


What country did the us buy from Denmark?

The Virgin Islands.


What territory did the US purchase from Denmark to protect US interests in the Caribbean?

The US purchased the Virgin Islands (US Virgin Islands) for $25 million USD in 1917. During World War I , the US feared that Germany might establish a submarine base on the islands, threatening Atlantic trade. The islands had become an economic drain on Denmark, and most Danish citizens favored the sale.