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Preview, continuedThe Costs of the WarQuick Facts: Effects of World War IVisual Study Guide / Quick FactsVideo: The Impact of Modern Warfare. The War Ends. Reading FocusWhy did the United States enter the war?What events led to the end of the fighting?What issues made the peace process difficult?What were the costs of the war?.

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    1. Preview Main Idea / Reading Focus The United States Enters the War Faces of History: Woodrow Wilson The End of the Fighting A Difficult Peace Map: Europe and the Middle East

    4. German attacks on ships carrying Americans angered American people, leaders German plan to have Mexico attack U.S. also surfaced American Neutrality American public generally supported Allies U.S. remained neutral officially President Woodrow Wilson believed U.S. should stay out of affairs of other nations “He kept us out of war”

    19. Unrest in Colonies Many colonists who fought in war heard noble words about importance of freedom, democracy After fighting for colonial rulers, expected rights for themselves Wartime sacrifices did not win new freedoms European powers split up lands controlled by Germans, Austro-Hungarians, Ottomans and redistributed them to other colonial powers

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