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The newspaper of the sunken ship that had brought the U.S. to stop their neutrality after innocent American lives were taken without a warning.

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The significance of the sinking is for the U.S. to choose whether or not they want to make their own peace by not showing submission. This really had given the U.S. to passion to be a strong nation that could protect American lives. The first sinking of the ships made the U.S. wake up to wanting more than just peace during the war. The hunting and sinking of merchant ships motivated the U.S. to raise an army as Germany believed they couldn't have a strong armed force.

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The territory Germany claims that they will gain it back for Mexico.

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The Zimmerman Telegram (January 31, 1917)

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The Zimmerman Telegram (January 31, 1917)

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This triggered the U.S. to enter this war because they believe Germany's behavior will cause more havoc. This had given the U.S. the frustration to fight face to face with the Germans because they were tired of the destruction the Germans have already caused. This significance of the U.S. frustration to fighting was the protection of their land and citizens even when Wilson clearly stated they wanted to remain neutral. The use of Germany's disagreement to not let America be anywhere in the sea now thinking of losing their new territory had given the U.S. the motivation to fully strengthen their Army and fight to show dominance of their land.

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The U.S. are making sure the materials that they could use for war aren't going to waste by using posters.

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The War Industries Board; WIB (July 28, 1917)

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The War Industries Board; WIB (July 28, 1917)

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The importance of this act was to gain more material for the military that can possibly be used during war. This was the source of the U.S. needed to have better and more power to fight during the war. Of course this was significant to the U.S. because it prepares them to fight with the right materials they need and will always have. The use of material on items that the economy doesn't need wasn't really efficient which is why they made this act to control it better. This made the U.S. ultimately strong with an infant amount of different materials to possibly make new weapons that will contribute into the war.

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The registration for the men being called to duty and fighting for their country.

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This act really contributed towards the United States Military by gaining more troops to fight in Europe. The more military men the better the U.S. had in protecting their own land from Germany and the more ground they can gain. The expansion of the military is significant because the U.S. could easily gain more naval bases by outnumbering the troops with strong young men. Although many men were taken from their family, this brought the nation together by standing their grounds and engaging in their military from the U.S. which is why they were so powerful.

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soldiers hidden wearing a gas mask from the mustard gas. 

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This battle was the preparation for the war because the U.S. thought they weren't fully prepared to fight in the war so they took over the Cantigny land. They decided to take it all over because they needed more ground to prepare their soldiers for the war and better weapons. The significance of this fight was the build up of the United States first division military and in the fight it showed their capabilities. This fight was so important because the Germans had almost taken over space like Paris from France that soon will make peace so the protection of this army showed how hard of a fight they will put.

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This fight was the turning point of the war fought in Chateau-Thierry from the U.S. v. Germans.

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Battle of Château-Thierry (June 1 -July 18, 1918)

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Battle of Château-Thierry (June 1 -July 18, 1918)

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This was a significant battle because this helped the U.S. understand their journey with their army. The importance to this battle was to put Germany back in their place with dominance which soon the Chateau-Thierry became the United States ground for a naval base. This was significant because it boosted the United States ammunition and weapons artillery from the land they were able to cover. The significance of this was the recognition the United States had gained from becoming a powerful country which was sent many materials which really helps with their economy.

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troops fighting in the forest of Argonne. Most of the trees are destroyed from bombings

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Battle of Meuse-Argonne (Sept. 26, 1918)

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Battle of Meuse-Argonne (Sept. 26, 1918)

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The battle really helped the U.S. gain more ground for their naval bases as they took on Germany with their new troops. This forced Germany to show submission and only defend soon advancing U.S. troops several miles. The significance of this is the ground they were able to cover, and build naval bases to strengthen themselves even more and have more material nearby. This was really important because they were able to expand their naval bases and gain more material which helped their economy.

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Uncle Sam is nervous bringing the Foreign countries into the League of Nations which is a bad look, so the U.S. Senate comes in to reject it.

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Rejection of the League of Nations (1919)

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Rejection of the League of Nations (1919)

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The League of Nations is being shown here that bringing in Foreign Countries would look horrible for them which is why the U.S. Senates are bursting in for rejection. The U.S. only wanted to make peace but the other countries that were hurt during the war want the Germans to suffer for all their destruction. This league was made to show peace but they needed an act to focus on their armed forces which is why this was rejected. This is significant because the U.S. had only focused on peace but in reality they needed to focus on their economic troubles.

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The allies are putting Germany on the spot by making the Germans pay for all their damages.

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The Treaty of Versailles (June 28, 1919)

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The Treaty of Versailles (June 28, 1919)

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The significance of this treaty was to make Germany pay for destruction because every nation believed they should suffer for what they have done. This treaty also really helped by taking some of Germany's territory which helped other nations gain more ground and have more naval bases. This also helped the U.S. economically from Germany's payments which is another reason they made the German's pay. This treaty significantly helped end the war without any victories from any country but economic help from Germany's payments for their reconstruction.

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These were men that had fought in the war but couldn't find jobs after coming back due the new colors in their nation.

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The war caused the United States economy to collapse once the veterans had come back and tried to look for a job. Also the total cost of the war harmed the citizens payments due to the heavy taxing and large funding which caused the workers to strike. The importance to this collapse was that many industries started to fail because of the heavy payments from the debts they have from the war. The U.S. had received from their citizens but never returned a favor which caused them to stop working and soon will hurt their economy from paying their debts causing the great depression.