Block 2: Impact of U.S. on WWI by Jon DeFrain

Shy

2016-10-31 13:29:43 UTC

The U.S. helped strengthen the Allies military power. They came in with fresh troops and defeated the Central Powers. They showed the other countries that they were a powerful nation. The United States allowed victory for the Allies against the Central Powers.

Schuck

2016-10-31 13:30:16 UTC

At first, the U.S. sent supplies to their allies and stayed out of war. Once the U.S. entered the war, they helped strengthen the allies because they joined the allied side, and the U.S. army was fresh into battle and quickly seized power by defeating many central powers. The Untied States helped their allies defeat the central powers as well. They proved that they were a powerful nation.

Reagan

2016-10-31 13:30:47 UTC

The U.S impacted the war on the Allies side. When all hope seemed to be lost for the Allies, we came into the war with fresh, strong troops and were able to defeat Germany, the Austria-Hungary Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria.

Madison

2016-10-31 13:30:49 UTC

The U.S. impacted the outcome of the war by being fresh faces to WWI. We joined pretty late in the game which meant that we had a lot more energy to fight the war and win for the Allies. We also brought more weapons and goods for the Allies which they were running out of and broke the stalemate. We also worked out a peace treaty for the end of the war. Wilson created the Fourteen Points and although it was not approved by the other countries it still was a good thing that Wilson brought up. If it was not for the U.S. in WWI the Allies would have been defeated and the Central Powers would have won.

Ava

2016-10-31 13:30:50 UTC

The U.S. impacted the outcome of the war in many ways. We had fresh and strong troops that aided the allies over in Europe. The fact that we intervened so late into the war was also a big help. After the war, Wilson proposed his Fourteen Points and "peace without victory," which helped create the conditions of the Treaty of Versailles, and also helped with the making of the League of Nations.

AJ

2016-10-31 13:30:51 UTC

The Untied States played a big role in World War 1. When we entered the war we backed up our allies, supplying them with more fresh troops and supplies. If we would not have done this Germany could have pushed to Paris and have had a huge advantage in the war. With the help of the United States we could take down Germany and the Central Powers. The war soon ended with the Treaty of Versailles.

Anonymous: Moyboy The US impacted the war immediately. They had shown to the world that they had a great powerful nation. For example John J. Pershing with being a strong commander in the war. Also the US impacted the war with Wilson following his idea of wanting peace. He got involved and started making his ideas more open and trying to convince they were right. The ideas were the Fourteen points and the League of Nations to have basically a national all round Allie system. The League was going to be brought in but the congress brought it down cause Wilson was too weak and was dying so they then rejected the idea.

2016-10-31 13:30:57 UTC

AR2

2016-10-31 13:30:58 UTC

The US affected the outcome of the war. Because of the US the allies got a major boost. The allies soldiers could take a break while the new soldiers took over. The weakened German army stood no chance against America's fresh troops. To the surprise of everyone the American soldier fought valiantly. This led to the surrender of Germany, and the end of the war.
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Mason

2016-10-31 13:31:01 UTC

The United States worked out a peace treaty with the rest of the European nations and eventually established the League of Nations . Many other nations, such as Austria-Hungary ans the Ottoman Empire, were split up. Ethnic communities were randomly placed with each other, and borderlines were blurred causing global confusion. The end of World War I was also the beginning of the Great Depression.

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2016-10-31 13:31:05 UTC

The U.S. gave an allies the advantage over the Central powers when they entered the war. The momentum was sung over to the Allies. They helped end the stalemates over on the Western Front over the Central Powers. The U.S. stopped the Germans from heading to Paris which would meant the end of the war for the Central Powers favor.

Chezzy

2016-10-31 13:31:08 UTC

The U.S. had a huge impact on the war. They entered the war when all the other troops were tired from years of fighting. The American troops were ready to fight and kill the Central Powers. It was the American forces that helped break the western front stalemate. Before the U.S. joined, Germany had been getting closer to winning as the allied forces grew weak. The Allies couldn't have won the war without America.

Lauren

2016-10-31 13:31:21 UTC

The U.S had a big impact on WW1. We had fresh soldiers, that helped the allies a lot. We also broke up the stalemate on the Western Front. Lastly, we helped create a treaty that ended the war.

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2016-10-31 13:31:51 UTC

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Friendly Neighborhood Seamus

2016-10-31 13:31:57 UTC

The United States had an impact on the outcome of WW1 in a few ways. They gave the allies the last boost they needed to defeat the Central Powers, and also had a say in the peace treaties after the war, with the fourteen points and the League of Nations. Even though 13/14 points were rejected and the League didn't last very long.

2016-10-31 13:32:14 UTC

Jagger Lee Bolton

2016-10-31 13:32:15 UTC

Even though the United States joined the war fairly late we had an important and large impact on the war. Once joining the war we sent troops to support the ally cause and we helped to overcome the great powers. We also helped to breakup the stalemate on the Western Front. Once the smoke of the war cleared the treaty of Versailles was signed and Germany was blamed for beginning the war and they were forced to surrender.

Jason

2016-10-31 13:32:56 UTC

Once America entered the war,  the Allies began to start winning the war. Before U.S. entry, Germany was pushing towards Paris, the capitol of France. The Americans broke up the stalemate on the Western Front, and began to push back the Central Powers. The Allies eventually got Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria to surrender. Finally in November of 1919, Germany surrendered to the Allies. Without American support, the war might have waged on even longer.

Jada

2016-10-31 13:33:06 UTC

The U.S had a huge impact on the war. When we decided to enter the war, we joined the allies side. Giving them an advantage in fire power and military soldiers. Our country gave supplies to them also. After a while the Central Power couldn't keep up with us. So Germany, and such, withdrew from the war. This lead to the Allies, to come out victorious.

Slick Rick Jr.

2016-10-31 13:33:15 UTC

The U.S. had a major impact on World War I. Almost immediately after America joined the war for the Allies, you could see the difference the American soldiers made to the war. Before America entered, Germany had just ended the war with the Soviet Union, so now instead of fighting on two separate fronts, they were now only fighting on the Western Front. With America's entry, we posed as new life to the tired and under-supplied Allies. We also won the deciding Battle of Argonne Forest, in which we cut off Germany's main supply railroad in Eastern France. This battle basically ended the war. The U.S.'s entrance in the war most definitely paved the way for an Allied victory.
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Ali

2016-10-31 13:33:24 UTC

The United States had a big impact on the outcome of World War I. The U.S. helped the allies a lot in the war. We helped them by adding our soldiers to theirs, so there were more people to fight. We also helped make the peace treaties for ending the war and after the war.

Brandon

2016-10-31 13:33:51 UTC

The US impact on the result of the war was in that who would come out of the stalemate with control of the western front. Would ultimately win the war. The US entering the war usage of fresh troops boost the Ally powers while the central powers troops started to doubt their country from being exhausted long intense fighting.

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2016-10-31 13:40:49 UTC

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2016-10-31 13:40:56 UTC

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2016-10-31 13:42:30 UTC

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2016-10-31 13:42:55 UTC

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2016-10-31 13:43:15 UTC