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Sinking of the Lusitania after a confrontation with German Forces 

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The Lusitania Sinking, killing fellow Americans in 1915

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The Lusitania Sinking, killing fellow Americans in 1915

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During the early 1900s, specifically 1915, Germany had introduced a policy of unrestricted submarine warfare on the Atlantic Ocean, where any boats found crossing international waters there would be immediately shot down and sunk. It was inevitable that the U.S. ships would be included eventually. When this occurred, the Americans took this as a preposterous action to kill their fellow American Citizens on an “unarmed” ship. This would later lead to the U.S.’s main reasons for waging war on the Germans.

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German Plot to turn the Mexicans against them.

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In January 1917, it was discovered that a German diplomat in Mexico had received a secret telegram from the German secretary Arthur Zimmerman that proposed a secret alliance against the US between Mexico and Germany. This message summarized basically informed the Mexicans to ally with the Germans secretly in return for the acquirement of their land back. Unfortunately, this message was later discovered by American powers. This led to the disbelief and anger of American powers towards their actions. This led to America officially cutting all ties with the Germans and the declaration of war against them.

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Propaganda used to entice young men into joining the U.S. army.

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Engagement in war Impacts on the American Home Front of WWI - 1917

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Engagement in war Impacts on the American Home Front of WWI - 1917

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Approximately 3 million men were enlisted by the United States for service during World War I. Woodrow Wilson requested that war be declared against Germany by the US Congress. The request was legally approved by Congress, and on April 6th, the United States declared war. the second of April 1917. Wilson pushed for a military draft in response to this declaration of war in order to increase the size of the armed forces as soon as feasible. For instance, the Committee on Public Information (CPI), which was in charge of developing and disseminating wartime propaganda in the United States during World War I, was established by the American government in 1917.

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Occupational Impact on the American Home Front - 1917

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Occupational Impact on the American Home Front - 1917

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Jobs in heavy industry, manufacturing, law enforcement, firefighting, etc. were taken into account. Due to America's engagement in World War I, families' lives underwent significant alteration. First and foremost, American women experienced significant events as a result of World War I. Women had to enter the workforce when the United States joined the war effort in 1917. Many of the women also found work in the industries that created the weapons and ammunition used in the conflict. Because the majority of American women did not work outside the home before the start of World War I, this was a huge change in their life.

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America and the French fighting the German army during May 31st, 1918.

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The Battle of Château-Thierry, which was fought on May 31st, 1918, was the American soldiers' first significant engagement in World War I. All things considered, the Battle of Château-Thierry was a significant Allied victory and one of the first battles for the recently organized American Expeditionary Force in World War I. This battle was a turning point for the Allies that the U.S. successfully conquered. It served to show America’s might due to the major importance of the battle towards them.

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The Battle of Belleau with the American forces and German infiltrators

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The Battle of Belleau Wood took place between June 1 and June 26, 1918. the second significant combat in which American forces took part. The battle was so significant because the American forces along with the allied forces managed to chase out the Germans in the woods, thus bringing a bigger image of the involvement of the U.S. Without the assistance of the Americans the battle would have possibly been a catastrophe leading to the Germans success. The American army's influence led to this prevention as they successfully drove out the invading Germans with heavy casualties on the enemy's side.

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American soldiers subjugating German trench during the Saint-Mihiel Battle

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Battle Of Saint-Mihiel In WWI -The Battle of Saint-Mihiel, which took place from September 12 to September 15 in 1918, was the next significant American engagement in World War I. In order to reach Metz, the French and American soldiers advanced toward the Saint-Mihiel salient. This attack was led by the belief that Allied troops would be able to access German soil. The joint attack led to the gain of a railroad center in Germany that was originally used to control transportation and communication. This enabled American forces toward the city of Metz.

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Stronger Rivalry between Germany and the U.S.

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The Birth of New Enemies For World War 2 - 1918

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The Birth of New Enemies For World War 2 - 1918

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Undoubtedly, several nations harbored resentments following the end of the First World War, and Germany in particular. Due to this, despicable leaders like Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler were born in Italy and Germany, respectively. Despite the signing of the Treaty of Versailles, some people were still dissatisfied and angry with the result. Mussolini later came to power in Italy alongside Hitler and his Nazis and using their damaged pride, they sought to somehow defeat the US and its allies through a second major war, known as World War 2.

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U.S. men blinded by the first ever biochemical weaponry used by the Germans

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There was no reason to celebrate America's and its allies' victory. Over 600,000 people perished in the war in America alone, according to statistics compiled after World War I was declared a success. Which, according to statistics, led to the eradication of an entire generation after the War. America was left on its own for a while as a result of this, having to deal with a huge blow to the advancement of its technological and economical structure

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Newsletter warning the German-Austrian Americans where their allegiance belongs to and stays with.

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Violence Against German Americans And Immigrants - 1919

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Violence Against German Americans And Immigrants - 1919

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Extreme prejudice against German Americans and certain immigrants was another major effect of World War One on America. As a result, many German-American citizens suffered frequent harassment from other people. On the other hand, many punitive actions were taken against socialists and immigrants. Even the internal balance of the USA was briefly shaken by this unfortunate incident.