Should the U.S. have entered WW1?

Since Germany is killing many Americans who do not accept the American desire to maintain neutrality, the United States made the right decision to participate in the war. By doing so, they unjustly killed many Americans. If America does not take any action, the Germans continue to sink more ships and kill the following Americans.

In addition, the Allied forces lose the war. They are exhausted in the year of battle (battle of war) that takes a long time to gain land / progress. Now that Russia withdrew, all German forces are moving to the West Front. This is a big blow for the Allies. If it is not the United States, the Allies may lose war.

Finally, Germany will not give up. They want to win this. President Wilson said "Victory means persecution of losers' peace." In other words, if the Allies won the war, Germany will face the consequences of war (such as death, destruction, etc.)

Many people think that America should fight. However, some people feel different. I am one of those who think the United States should fight. Since Germany can not accept the neutrality of the United States against war, the United States needs to retaliate. Germany does not respect it, so I think this is a wise decision. When Americans enter the war, I also feel German U-boats and submarines are unfair and unfair. When Lusitania sank, the United States tried to repay the survivors of the victims in Germany. However, Germany will not accept this attempt and will pursue the United States. So I believe the United States should fight

As it produced a lot of benefits, the United States should also participate in the war. If you do not participate in war, war weapon improvement will not happen. Weapons such as poison gasses, machine guns, submarines' U boats, etc. will not be produced by the present efforts of the United States in World War I and the future of World War II. The war also brought more money and helped the economy

As women were more respected, the United States benefited from the First World War. Until the First World War, women were not respected. They should stay home with their mother. Mothers at home take care of the children, cook them, clean them, become housewives. They are also asked to do their best for their husbands. The woman did not go to work, neither granted medical treatment nor voted. However, when the First World War broke out, women played a major role in fulfilling their role as injured nurse. During the war, women served in hospitals and helped injured return to help. The war contained casualties and injuries, but other damage was brought about by it, which brought more benefits. Right now women respect the victory by adding new weapons and the United States is also respected from Germany.

The United States tried to keep neutrality during the outbreak of the First World War, but finally it joined after the war with Germany was announced on April 6, 1917. America participated in World War I because it was a German unlimited submarine fight that had already submerged some American merchant ships. In the beginning, the United States contributed to war by providing raw materials, supplies, and funds. In the summer of 1918, American soldiers first arrived in the Western Front, and by the end of the war more than 4 million American soldiers were mobilized. 110,000 Americans died during the First World War, 43,000 of whom died from the influenza epidemic

The influence of the First World War on America 18: The Great Steel strike in 1919 was a nationwide strike from September 21, 1919 to January 8, 1920, involving 350,000 steel workers. US Steel refused to talk with trade union leaders and hired African Americans and Mexicans as substitute workers. Iron and steel companies are equating strikers with communists and public opinion for unions that are afraid of the state. Influence of the First World War to America Fact 20: Palmer Raid: A series of bomb explosions in 1919 campaigned Palmer Raid against Communists by US Attorney General Mitchel Palmer. The agent attacked the headquarters of various militant groups and immigrants and homes of foreign residents.