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Lusitania ship sank after being struck by a torpedo. This was significant to the causes that led the U.S. to get involved because it was brought to the President Wilson's attention to get America to join the war. Wilson who wanted to be in a neutral standpoint was no longer staying in a neutral position. The war was now turning to the Allied sides favor.

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After receiving the Zimmerman note from British cryptographers, a telegram document from Germany offering US territory to Mexico in return of military aid, the United States was left enraged. The second event of the U.S. involvement was the Zimmerman telegram which was why it was so significant to WW1. This was the tipping point of the US's neutrality. The telegram changed the course of the war.

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The war bond was a debt security issued by a government to finance the military during times of war or conflict. These War bonds tend to pay less interest than conventional sovereign debt, and repayments can be stretched over decades so it gained a lot of popularity amongst Americans. War bonds were a way for Americans to support the war. The significance of these bonds were that the government raised $21.5 billion to go towards WW1.

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Because of the men war going to war there was nobody to work on the home front so women stepped up to fill this role. Women filled the factories and the roles of truck drivers, mechanics, radio operators, telephone operators, translators, camouflage artists, munition workers, and many others. The significance of women on the home front was the number in the workforce increased. For the first time they would be stepping into mens jobs and some working on the front lines.

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Wilson announced his vision for ending WW1 and concluded it into Fourteen Points. The significance of this was how President Wilson wished to rebuild the nation after war. The Fourteen points was to prevent such an event from occurring again and to create world peace. It was also to inspire the Allies to victory.

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A photograph of the poisonous gas in the Battle of Cantigny

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The battle of Cantigny highlighted the U.S.'s military power. The United States captured the Cantigny Village from Germany. The significance of the victory secured by America proved to the French Allies and Germany that the U.S.'s military was strong and dependable. This was one of the first major victories that the U.S. secured.

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Painting depicting the Batlle of Belleau Wood

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The Battle of Belleau Wood, June 1, 1918

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The Battle of Belleau Wood, June 1, 1918

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The Battle of Belleau was one of the first major engagement the US participated in during WW1. The Battle was significant as it stopped German forces from furthering into Paris. The U.S. Marine Corps was greatly shaped because of this battle. The battle became a defining moment in WW1.

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Photograph of the Meuse-Argonne Offensive

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The Meuse-Argonne Offensive, September 26 – November 11, 1918

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The Meuse-Argonne Offensive, September 26 – November 11, 1918

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The Battle of Meuse-Argonne Offensive resulted in many casualties but was a major part of the final Allied offensive of World War I that stretched along the entire Western Front. The Meuse-Argonne Offensive was significant as it was one of the final attacks that brought an end to WW1. This war was the deadliest campaign in US history and was the largest operation of the American Expeditionary Forces. The German party was greatly affected by this.

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A photograph of the soldiers who died in WW1

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The deaths of U.S. military was tragic, which summed up to 116,708. This was one of the biggest consequences of WW1 to the United States. Amongst the 4.7 million US soldiers who helped turnt he tides for the allied side, 320,000 soldiers were sick and wounded. Many died from diseases rather than combat.

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An image showing how WW1 affected lives differently

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With WW1 ending and the men returning from war there was a need for jobs amongst men and women. This caused a spike in the need for jobs, with that many new jobs were created. Women now would be working in fields that men worked in. The significance of WW1 heavily impacted the lives of the nation as that the work force would be changed forever.