
German's continued violations of American neutrality drew the United States into World War I on the Allied side in 1917. The American's entry came none too soon for the Allies, who faced a desperate military situation. As U.S. forces poured into Europe the tide turned. The Germans slowly fell back, and in November 1918 the warring parties signed an armistice. The four-year nightmare had finally ended.
Your Assignment:
1). List factors that led the U.S. entry into World War I and then rank your list from most to least significant factors.
Due: Sunday 1/16/11 by no later than 11:59pm
1)Zimmermann Note.
ReplyDelete2)The sinking of the Lusitania.
3)The effect of trade from both sides.
1) The Assanation of the Archduke
ReplyDelete2)The Alliances between the European countries.
3)The Sinking of the Lusitania led to America joining the war.
1.Sinking of the Lustitania
ReplyDelete2.Zimmerman Note
3. Trade Factors between us
1. Sinking of Lusitania, Interception of Zimmermann Note, and trading factors.
ReplyDelete1.sinkng of the Lusitania,
ReplyDelete2.submariine sank the Arabic
3. sussex was attacked.
1.sinking of lusitania
ReplyDelete2.zimmermann note
3.trade factors
1) Sinking of the Lusitania
ReplyDelete2) Zimmerman note
3) Trade Factors
1.) they sink the boat that has a ton of americans on it
ReplyDelete2.) the note that germany try to get mexico in the war
3.) the way they destory other boats in the atlantic the try to send supplys to the war
4.) we know we had to go in the war. but not that soon
1.The U-boats activity
ReplyDelete2.iterception of the zimmermann note
3.sinking of the Lusitania
1.u boat activity
ReplyDelete2.zimmerman note
3.sinking of lustiana
Some factors that led the U.S. into the war was the U-boat activity because it hurt our trade. And the interception of the Zimmerann Note.
ReplyDeleteThe most significant factor was the sinkng of the Lusitania. Because the U-boat activity hurt our trade. Then the interception of the Zimmerann note.
1-the sinking of the Lusitania(1), Arabic(5), and Sussex(4), the Sussex Pledge(3), Zimmerman NOte(2).
ReplyDelete1Zimmerman note
ReplyDelete2 sinking of the lusitania
3 german u-boat activity
1) Trade Factors
ReplyDelete2) Zimmermann Note
3) Sinking of the Lusitania