America and The First World War

The First World War was a collision with the Triple Agreement (including the UK, the Russian Empire, France) and the Triple Alliance (including the Austrian - Hungarian Empire, the Ottoman Empire, Germany). Assassination of the Serbian nationalists of the Austrian-Hungarian powers Franz Ferdinand caused conflict, as the two countries have allied with other countries and the war spread all over the world. Initially, the United States carried out an isolationist policy during the war, but was forced to change it.

After the First World War, America experienced tremendous cultural and social change. However, the United States first entered the World War I in 1917, but the experience people had to face in the battlefield had a big impact on the lives of the Americans. Prior to World War I, the American society was characterized by personality, value, prosperity, order, and culture, but the First World War denied these attitudes. World War I caused moral and psychological damage and security was also destroyed. Several Americans took part in the war, and they are "critical experience (or observe it)", all other activities during the war (such as living in the USA at the university) are important It was characterized by a vague feeling that it was not. Curiosity about courage, injury, and death problems - these are mainly universal incentives - (Hoffman 72)

On 6 April 1917, the United States entered the World War I in order to support the Allies. The most famous are Russia, the UK, France. As the German submarine mainly targeted US passenger ships and merchant ships indiscriminately, the United States declared the central war led by Germany and Austria - Hungarian empire. In the beginning of 1917, the intelligence agency in the UK informed Woodrow Wilson 's eavesdropping of German television, which brought Mexico to invade the United States. With intercepted telegraphs, Wilson believed that Germany was a threat to the United States and declared a war against Germany in April 1917. After the United States entered World War I, various American media organizations published articles supporting war efforts. In many cases, it emphasizes the national important role in predictable joint military and maritime attacks. One of the news organizations is the New York Times.