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Understanding the Factors Leading to US Entry into WWI: A Comprehensive Overview

This text explores the complex factors that led to the United States' involvement in World War I in 1917. Key elements include militarism, alliances, imperialism, and nationalism, all contributing to the war's onset. It highlights specific events, such as the Sussex Pledge and the sinking of the Lusitania, as well as unrestricted submarine warfare which provoked American outrage. The document also examines the relationships between the United States, the Triple Entente, and the Central Powers, providing a detailed context for America's decision to enter the conflict.

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Understanding the Factors Leading to US Entry into WWI: A Comprehensive Overview

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  1. BFAIR Notes

  2. “B FAIR to the MAIN SLUGZ because she’s A-HOG”

  3. M A I N because she’s A H O G BFAIRto the S L U G Z

  4. Britain • France • America (enter 1917) • Italy • Russia (exit 1917) Triple Entente  Allied Powers

  5. to the… • Militarism • Alliance System • Imperialism • Nationalism Causes of WWI

  6. Sussex Pledge • Lusitania (sinking) • Unrestricted Submarine Warfare • Great Britain (ties to) • Zimmerman Note Reasons the US entered WWI

  7. because she’s…. • Austria- • Hungary • Ottoman Empire • Germany Triple Alliance Central Powers

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