U.S. Involvement in World War I

Document # 1 Citizen's View Citizens are angry because innocent Americans on UK passenger ships have lost their lives with torpedo attacks without prior notice. After this tragedy, an unknown person expressed their anger with "citizen's viewpoint", "I am dead on a ship U, most of Lutania is sick or injured.This fact is Angry, each country decided to maintain neutrality "(4). During the First World War, Germany introduced an unlimited submarine war against the British Navy.

Participation of the First World War and the Second World War of America did not occur soon after the war. On the contrary, in World War I, President Wilson established his re-election campaign over the slogan, and he entered America's First World War right after the re-election. Wilson did not expressly promise to resolve the war, but claimed that only "free peace without negotiation" could be proved (Bailey, 722). Unfortunately, when German U-Boat submerged four unarmed American ships, Wilson had to subscribe to Congress for the declaration of war. The main purpose of entering the United States to participate in the war is not to retaliate mainly against Germany. Wilson's more important goal is to maintain democracy within the United States and regain a clear fate to the world devastated by war. British propaganda plays a role in American humanitarianism, as the United States received inhumane treatment from many German soldiers of European civilians.

The United States participated in the First World War in 1917-1918. Mr. Wilson is a planner of peace and an intermediary trying to achieve peace on conditions accepted to the United States and hoping to achieve this by contributing to the victory of Germany. To participate in the war in the United States and gradually clarify the two main goals achieved between 1917 and 1918 is to restore the stability of Europe and establish an international alliance. Development America immediately expanded its economic support and maritime support to allies and began preparing expeditions to join the Western Front. Since the beginning of March 1918, the Allies have blocked strong German army attacks. In the summer, reinforcements in the United States developed counterattacks well.