To What Extent Did the Zimmerman Telegram Influenced the United States Decision to Enter WWI on the Side of the Allies

A. Survey Plan This survey will analyze how much influence Zimmerman Telegram has on the US decision to enter the First World War in allies. In order to achieve this goal, the survey will investigate US efforts to avoid involvement in war and how the German government responds to such attempts. Depending on how to send telegraph and how the war perception of the United States is influenced by telegraphic announcement, the goal that Germans desire to achieve is also investigated, paying particular attention to President Woodrow Wilson Let's see.

The UK actively called for assistance from the United States along with its human and industrial power to join the war as an alliance. When the intelligence agency in the UK intercepted the telegram to Mexico of the German communications minister Arthur Zimmerman to encourage alliance with Mexico and Germany and started a transfer war at the southwestern border of the United States, I notified the Americans. At first glance, Zimmerman Telegram is true, although it seems that the British propaganda may have been created to involve the United States into war. This telegram, combined with unlimited secondary warfare in Germany, will be a turning point in the United States. In April 1917 he declared a war against Germany.

By 1917, Germany was looking for more allies. On 16th January 1917, German Foreign Minister Arthur Zimmerman sent a telegram to Mexico. In return for Mexico commencing the war with the United States, Germany promises to pay all related expenses. A quiet telegram was intercepted by Englishmen and the British handed it to Washington. The telegram was announced on the newspaper on February 28 and published. True report to Zimmerman to Mexico is difficult to say, but Telegraph has had a profound influence on American public opinion against Germany.

Germany also wrote a secret telegram to Mexico in the code and suggests that the two countries are jointly attacking the United States. This paper is called Zimmerman Telegram sent by Arthur Zimmerman. It provides land in Mexico in the southwestern United States, and the United States participated in the war. A spy from the UK found the memo and told the US. Americans were angry and many decided to let their country participate in war with Germany. For these reasons and for other reasons, On April 6, 1917, the United States declared a war against Germany and became part of the Allies.

After maintaining neutrality since the beginning of the war, the United States entered the World War I, Germany continued to begin an unlimited submarine warfare and the American ship sank. Intercepting Zimmerman telegery, which Germany asked Mexico to join the United States, is another major factor. On 6 April 1917, Congress decided to declare war against Germany. As Germany decided to restart the unlimited submarine warfare and the policies of the so-called "Zimmerman Telegram" he intercepted by the UK, the United States entered into a war and proposed the idea that Germany would alliance with Mexico in it. An unlimited submarine battle is a desperate attempt to block the U.S. German blockade, which will lead to an American merchant ship that was headed to the UK and was used by Germans before. In the face of American pressure in the early years of war, they abandoned it.